Statement: ''In the every of a major attack against India or Indian force anywhere, by biological or chemical weapons, India will retain the option of retaliating with nuclear weapons.'' -Statement made by Cabinet Committee on Security Conclusions : I. India has no biological or chemical weapons. II. Attack made by biological or chemical weapons on India is likely to cause mass destruction.

if only conclusion I follows
if only conclusion II follows
if either I or II follows
if neither I nor II follows, and

Correct Answer: if only conclusion II follows

Explanation:

I may or may not be true. But II is obvious from the statement . That is why India decides to retain the option of retaliating with nuclear weapons.

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