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Which of the following committees exist only in the Lok Sabha ?
I. Business Advisory Committee
II. Committee on Private Members Bill and Resolutions
III. Committee on Petitions
IV. Committee on Government Assurance


A) I, II and III

B) III and IV

C) II and IV

D) II, III and IV

Correct Answer:
C) II and IV


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