Dismissing four petitions challenging the collection of fines from car drivers found without masks, the Delhi High Court ruled that wearing a mask inside a private car is mandatory even if the driver is alone, as the vehicle is considered a public place. The court described the mask as a "Suraksha Kavach" that helps prevent the spread of the deadly virus.

Which of the following can be logically inferred from the above statement?

(I) People will comply with the mask-wearing rule even when alone in their cars.

(II) The court's reference to the mask as "Suraksha Kavach" will help raise awareness among people.

(III) There will be fewer cars on Delhi roads following the High Court's verdict.

Choose the correct option:

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Dismissing four petitions challenging the collection of fines from car drivers found without masks, the Delhi High Court ruled that wearing a mask inside a private car is mandatory even if the driver is alone, as the vehicle is considered a public place. The court described the mask as a "Suraksha Kavach" that helps prevent the spread of the deadly virus.

Which of the following can be logically inferred from the above statement?

(I) People will comply with the mask-wearing rule even when alone in their cars.

(II) The court's reference to the mask as "Suraksha Kavach" will help raise awareness among people.

(III) There will be fewer cars on Delhi roads following the High Court's verdict.

Choose the correct option:

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**Solution:**

1. Statement (I): The court has made mask-wearing mandatory even when the driver is alone in the car. This implies that people are expected to follow this rule, so (I) is a reasonable inference.

2. Statement (II): The court calling the mask a "Suraksha Kavach" (protection shield) is likely to increase awareness about the importance of masks. Hence, (II) is also a valid inference.

3. Statement (III): The statement does not mention or imply that fewer cars will be on the roads after the verdict. The ruling focuses on mask usage, not on reducing the number of vehicles. Therefore, (III) cannot be inferred.

**Answer:** (b) Only I and II

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