Explanation:

 First statement is incorrect as it is related to classical theory of monsoon.  According to classical theory, the differential heating of land and sea at the time when the sun makes an apparent northward movement is the main cause of the Indian monsoonal regime.

Rotation of earth affects the movement of ocean currents which plays contributory role in the formation of monsoon.

Shifting of ITCZ (inter tropical convergence zone) to north of India results into attraction of trade wind of southern ocean towards Indian landmass. These wind are saturated with high moisture content and result into high rainfall.

Fourth statement is incorrect.