General Consent authority the CBI in conduct investigations in a state without searching permission with each case.

Explanation

The correct answer is (b): allows, to, seeking, for. Original Sentence: "General Consent authority the CBI in conduct investigations in a state without searching permission with each case." Analyzing the highlighted words: 1. "Authority": o The word "authority" as a noun is inappropriate here. The correct verb should be "allows" or "enables" to express that the General Consent gives the CBI the ability to conduct investigations. In this context, "allows" is more suitable because it directly indicates permission or approval for action. 2. "In": o The preposition "in" is not correct here. It should be "to" because the CBI is allowed to conduct investigations. 3. "Conduct": o "Conduct" is correct and doesn't need replacement. 4. "Searching": o The word "searching" is incorrect. The appropriate word is "seeking" because it refers to asking for permission, not physically searching. 5. "With": o The preposition "with" is incorrect here. The correct preposition is "for" as it refers to seeking permission for each case. Now, considering all these corrections, let's look at the options: • (a) enables, on, executing, from: Incorrect. "On," "executing," and "from" do not fit the context. • (b) allows, to, seeking, for: Correct. All the replacements fit grammatically and contextually. • (c) empowers, at, demanding, by: Incorrect. "At" and "demanding" do not work in the sentence. • (d) approves, for, requiring, on: Incorrect. "Approves" and "requiring" are not the right replacements. Corrected sentence: General Consent allows the CBI to conduct investigations in a state without seeking permission for each case. 68 www.bankersadda.com | Adda247 App