Which of the Following Statements About Indian Political Culture Is

Which of the following statements about Indian political culture is NOT true?

A) Because the public and private spheres are not separate, corruption results.
B) While group fragmentation may play a role in promoting political stability, it may also help contribute to identity-based conflicts.
C) Because the Indian elite are highly factionalized, political consensus is difficult to achieve.
D) Because the public and private spheres are not separate, there is a high level of citizen involvement in politics.
E) All of the above are true statements.