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Statement:  Mukesh Ambani launches a telecom company ‘jio’ and provided free internet and calling to every user of jio. Conclusion: I. Other telecom users are also getting free calling and internet. II. jio is making a profit that’s why it is giving everyone free internet.

Statement:  Mukesh Ambani launches a telecom company ‘jio’ and provided free internet and calling to every user of jio. Conclusion: I. Other telecom users are also getting free calling and internet. II. jio is making a profit that’s why it is giving everyone free internet. Correct Answer Neither conclusion I nor II follows

Conclusion:
I. Other telecom users are also getting free calling and internet --> false (because it is not mentioned in the statement that's why we can not comment on that)
II. jio is making a profit that’s why it is giving everyone free internet --> false (because it is not mentioned in the statement that's why we can not comment on that)  

Hence, Neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows.

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