Company AA wanted to build a factory, but it was an illegal construction so they approached Aman, a political leader. They invested in his campaign and when Aman won the elections, he permitted the company to open the factory. What can be inferred from the paragraph?

Building factory on a land is illegal.

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Aman and the owner of company are relatives.

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The company invested in a political party to get favours in return.

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Company AA was generous and did some charity work.

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Solution

The correct option is C The company invested in a political party to get favours in return.
Rich people and companies donate money to political parties. In this process, they manage to have an undue influence on the policies of political parties. In the question, company AA wanted to build a factory. This corporation donated huge amounts of money for political campaigns. In return, Aman allowed the company to proceed with the construction.

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