India recently refused to allow Google to launch its Street View service, which provides users a 360-degree view of public spaces. This decision was made after objections from the Defense Minister. Which of the following objection(s) is/are **not** likely to be a reason for the government's decision?

I. The decision followed the terror attack on the Pathankot airbase, where investigators suspected terrorists used Google Maps to study the area.

II. The concerns of defense organizations must be considered.

III. India's security and stability should be prioritized.

IV. India is not mature enough to allow such exploratory services that might threaten national security, as there are more enemies inside than outside.

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India recently refused to allow Google to launch its Street View service, which provides users a 360-degree view of public spaces. This decision was made after objections from the Defense Minister. Which of the following objection(s) is/are **not** likely to be a reason for the government's decision?

I. The decision followed the terror attack on the Pathankot airbase, where investigators suspected terrorists used Google Maps to study the area.

II. The concerns of defense organizations must be considered.

III. India's security and stability should be prioritized.

IV. India is not mature enough to allow such exploratory services that might threaten national security, as there are more enemies inside than outside.

Choose the correct option:

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**Solution:**

1. The question asks which objection(s) is/are unlikely to be the reason behind India's refusal to allow Google Street View.

2. Option I refers to the terror attack on Pathankot airbase and the suspicion that terrorists used Google Maps to study the area. This is a valid security concern.

3. Option II emphasizes considering defense organizations' concerns, which is a reasonable and probable reason.

4. Option III highlights prioritizing India's security and stability, which aligns with the government's stance.

5. Option IV claims that India is not mature enough to allow such services and suggests internal enemies are more threatening. This contradicts the statement's tone, which does not question India's maturity but focuses on security concerns.

6. Therefore, option IV is unlikely to be a valid reason for the government's decision.

**Answer:** (c) Only IV

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