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Read the following statements and choose the correct option: Statement A: Vigraharaja IV was a follower of Shaivism. Statement B: According to 'Prithviraj Vijaya', Vigraharaja IV banned animal slaughter on the day of 'Ekadashi'.

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1Both A and B are wrong.
2Both A and B are correct.✓
3Only B is correct.
4Only A is correct.

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Both A and B are correct.

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