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प्रश्न
Match the correct pairs.
| Group A | Group B |
| A. District Commission | 1. Freedom to select an article as per his requirement |
| B. Consumer Welfare Fund | 2. Not less than four members |
| C. Right to Choose | 3. An NGO |
| D. National Commission | 4. Seller’s organization |
| E. Grahak Shakti | 5. Not less than two members |
| 6. Department of Consumer Affairs | |
| 7. An initiative by government | |
| 8. Lok Adalat | |
| 9. Department of Corporate Affairs | |
| 10. Only one member |
उत्तर
| Group A | Group B |
| A. District Commission | 5. Not less than two members |
| B. Consumer Welfare Fund | 6. Department of Consumer Affairs |
| C. Right to Choose | 1. Freedom to select an article as per his requirement |
| D. National Commission | 2. Not less than four members |
| E. Grahak Shakti | 3. An NGO |
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