1. If statement (I) is the cause and statement (II) is the effect.

     

  2. If statement (II) is the cause and statement (I) is the effect.

     

  3. If both the statements (I) and (II) are independent causes.

     

  4. If both the statements (I) and (II) are effects of some independent causes.

     

  5. If both the statements (I) and (II) are effects of some common cause.

     

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Option 4 : If both the statements (I) and (II) are effects of some independent causes.  

The reason which led to increase in sales of car in Ahmedabad is unknown. Similarly, what caused government of New Delhi to enforce odd even rule is also unknown. These are clearly effects of some unknown causes, and as there is no visible link between the two events, we can conclude that they are effects of different causes. Thus, (I) and (II) are effects of some independent causes.
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