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Option 2 : C and S

Eight students: A, C, D, H, K, R, S and V

1) Four people are sitting between C and V from the right of C, while two people are sitting between V and S from the left of V

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2) A is sitting opposite to S, while D is sitting opposite to K

There are two possible cases:

Case I:

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Case II:

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3) R and D are neighbours

This statement is violated in case II, so it is eliminated

In case I, R will occupy the position to the immediate right of D and H will occupy the remaining position

Thus, the final arrangement is:

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Hence, C and S is the neighbour of H

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