Question is ⇒ The leader's public meeting was disrupted (P) by a section of the audience (Q) any firm assurance (R) he had not given them (S) who felt that for the solution of their problems, Options are ⇒ (A) RQPS, (B) SRQP, (C) QPSR, (D) PSRQ, (E) , Leave your comments or Download question paper.

Question is ⇒ The leader's public meeting was disrupted (P) by a section of the audience (Q) any firm assurance (R) he had not given them (S) who felt that for the solution of their problems, Options are ⇒ (A) RQPS, (B) SRQP, (C) QPSR, (D) PSRQ, (E) , Leave your comments or Download question paper. (P) by a section of the audience
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Q1.	The leader's public meeting was disrupted (P) by a section of the audience (Q) any firm assurance (R) he had not given them (S) who felt that for the solution of their problems
A.	RQPS [Wrong Answer]
B.	SRQP [Wrong Answer]
C.	QPSR [Wrong Answer]
D.	PSRQ [Correct Answer]
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