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Find out the erroneous part of the given sentence and choose the correct option. Choose 'No error' if the sentence is free from error. SEBI began an investigation after receiving a complaint in 2017 wherein it alleged that (1)/ the three entities hid material information from shareholders while going into loan (2)/agreements with first, ICICI Bank and thereafter, Vishvapradhan Commercial Pvt. Ltd.(3)/ No error (4)

Find out the erroneous part of the given sentence and choose the correct option. Choose 'No error' if the sentence is free from error. SEBI began an investigation after receiving a complaint in 2017 wherein it alleged that (1)/ the three entities hid material information from shareholders while going into loan (2)/agreements with first, ICICI Bank and thereafter, Vishvapradhan Commercial Pvt. Ltd.(3)/ No error (4) Correct Answer 1

In the first part of the sentence "it alleged' is written in active voice which should be rectified because 'a complaint' cannot allege anything but someone can make a complaint. Therefore, it should be written in passive voice.So a 'be verb' i.e. 'was' should be added before the word 'alleged'.

Hence the erroneous part of the sentence is the first part and option 1 is the answer.

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