Explanation:

Both statements are incorrect.

• The Uighurs are a predominantly Muslim minority Turkic ethnic group, whose origins can be traced to Central and East Asia.
• The Uighurs are considered to be one of the 55 officially recognized ethnic minority communities in China.
• However, China recognises the community only as a regional minority and rejects that they are an indigenous group.

Currently, the largest population of the Uighur ethnic community lives in the Xinjiang region of China.

• A significant population of Uighurs also lives in the neighbouring Central Asian countries such as Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.
• China’s Stand on Uighur Crisis: China has long denied accusations of ethnic cleansing. It also denounced the declaration and termed it as a plot to hurt China's image.
• China claims its camps to be ‘educational centres’ where the Uighurs are being cured of “extremist thoughts” and radicalisation, and learning vocational skills. However, in actuality, they are brutal incarceration camps.
• India’s Stand: The Indian government has maintained near silence on the Uighur crisis.

Hence option 4th is correct.