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Read the following statements:
1. On 20 June 1915 a conference of about 300 Malguzars of Chhattisgarh was held in the Town-hall of Raipur.
2. The conference was presided by Raosaheb Dani.
3. The conference discussed National issues.
Select the correct answer :

Read the following statements:
1. On 20 June 1915 a conference of about 300 Malguzars of Chhattisgarh was held in the Town-hall of Raipur.
2. The conference was presided by Raosaheb Dani.
3. The conference discussed National issues.
Select the correct answer : Correct Answer Only 1 is correct

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