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Statement 1: In 1017, when Sultan Mahmud invaded Khwarizm, he took several scholars and poets back to his capital, Ghazni; Al-Biruni was one of them. Statement 2: As Al-Beruni was from a faraway place he could not give voluminous information about India.  Choose the correct option given below

Statement 1: In 1017, when Sultan Mahmud invaded Khwarizm, he took several scholars and poets back to his capital, Ghazni; Al-Biruni was one of them. Statement 2: As Al-Beruni was from a faraway place he could not give voluminous information about India.  Choose the correct option given below Correct Answer Statement 1 is right but statement 2 is wrong

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