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Arrange the following Commissions chronologically on the basis of their date of setting : 1.The Second Administrative Reforms Commission 2.The Eleventh Finance Commission 3.Punchhi Commission 4.Sarkaria Commission Select the correct answer using the code given below.

Arrange the following Commissions chronologically on the basis of their date of setting : 1.The Second Administrative Reforms Commission 2.The Eleventh Finance Commission 3.Punchhi Commission 4.Sarkaria Commission Select the correct answer using the code given below. Correct Answer 4, 2, 1, 3

Sarkaria commission-1983, Punchhi commission-2007, Eleventh     Financial     commission 2000-2005,  Second  Administrative Reform commission –2005

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