Statement: Rape rarely has witness, which is why the law has laid the onus of proving innocence on the accused. Conclusions: I. The accused can prove himself innocent. II. Witnesses are available in case other than rape.

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:

Explanation:

From the clause rape rarely has witness II can be derived. As the law laid the onus of proving innocence on the accused, so I can be inferred.

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