Explanation:

Both statements 1&2 are incorrect.
Sixth Schedule

• The Sixth Schedule under Article 244 (2) of the Constitution relates to those areas in the States of Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram which are declared as “tribal areas” and provides for District or Regional Autonomous Councils for such areas.
• Sizeable amount of autonomy has been given to the people belonging to the tribal areas of these four states to govern themselves

The tribal areas in these four states come under the name of ‘Autonomous Districts,’ but the state still has its executive authority over them

• The power to organise and reorganise the tribal areas as autonomous districts lie with the governor of the state. He can also alter the name, boundary of such tribal areas.
• One autonomous district can have different tribes, which for better administration is divided into autonomous regions by the governor

There is a district council for each autonomous district

• It has 30 members
• Four are nominated by the governor – They perform their duties during the pleasure of the governor
• 26 are elected using the adult franchise – Their term of office is five years.
• There is a separate regional council for each autonomous district
• The laws related to the following can be made by the regional and autonomous councils with the assent of the governor: Land, Forests, Canal water, Shifting cultivation, Village administration, Inheritance of property, Marriage and divorce and Social customs.

The territorial jurisdictions of autonomous and regional councils may or may not have village councils and courts of trials of suits to mend issues rising between tribes.

• Such cases can also be taken over by the High Court but only after being specified by the governor.
• The central and state acts do not apply to these autonomous and regional councils.
• The Bodoland Territorial Council in Assam is an exception with more than 40 members and the right to make laws on 39 issues.

Hence option 1st is correct.