[Solved] The Indian Constitution is I. an unwritten Constitution II. a written Constitution. III. largely based on the Government of India Act, 1935. IV. a gift of British Parliament. Of these statements:

Q.	The Indian Constitution is I. an unwritten Constitution II. a written Constitution. III. largely based on the Government of India Act, 1935. IV. a gift of British Parliament. Of these statements:
A.	II and IV are correct.
B.	II and III are correct.
C.	I and IV are correct.
D.	I and III are correct.
Answer» B. II and III are correct.

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