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Statement I: G is the daughter of H, who is the wife of B. C is married to E, who is the brother-in-law of G. B does not have any son. Statement II: D is the grandson of H. G is unmarried. J is the brother-in-law of H, who does not have any sibling. F is the sister of D. Checking statement I: As per the information given in statement I, following two cases are possible: Thus either C is the sister or sister-in-law of G. Checking statement II: No information about C is given in statement II, thus C’s relationship with G cannot be found out. Checking both the statements I and II: As G is unmarried, thus possibility of Case-2 (derived in statement I) does not exist. Thus following family tree can be observed:
Clearly C is the sister of G. Hence data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
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