Explanation:

• Broad money refers to the amount of money in circulation in a given economy. It is characterised as the most comprehensive approach of assessing a country's money supply, taking into account narrow money as well as other assets that can be quickly changed into cash to purchase goods and services. In India, Broad money is represented by M3 and M4

• Broad Money includes public cash, commercial bank demand deposits and net time deposits, and total post office savings deposits. It has a lower liquidity level. M3 and M4 are symbols for broad money. In option 4th the term "Bank deposit with RBI" is incorrect because it is " other deposit with RBI" 

• Note: Other deposits are the deposits held by the RBI of all economic units except the government and banks. OD includes demand deposits of semi-government public financial institutions like IDBI IFCI etc. foreign central banks and governments the International Monetary Fund the World Bank etc.

• Broad money does not include the interbank deposits such as deposits of banks with RBI or other banks. At the same time, time deposits of public with all banks including the cooperative banks are included in the Broad Money.

• Broad money does not include assets, such as long-term dated securities and shares. Although these can be sold, they are not included in terms of broad money because they fall in the category of assets rather than money.

Hence option 4th is incorrect.