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Statement:One of the opposition leaders said that the time had come for like-minded opposition parties to unite and dislodge the corrupt government.
Assumptions:I. Like-minded opposition parties should unite only when the have to dislodge a corrupt government.
II. Opposition parties are not corrupt.
if only assumption I is implicit
if only assumption II is implicit
if either I or II is implicit
if neither I nor II is implicit
Correct Option: D To dislodge a corrupt government has been mentioned as the present purpose for the call of unity. But this does not mean that this is the only purpose. So I is not implicit. Further, the leader asks like-minded parties to unite against the government and not the entire opposition. So we cannot generalise that (all) opposition parties are non-corrupt. Hence II is not implicit. Hence, option (D) is correct.
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