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Arrange P, Q, R, S, between A and B, to give the correct sequence of the story given below.

A: Lance Naik Mohan Nath Goswami, a Special

Forces Commando of the Army who laid down his life while battling militants in Handwara, had eliminated 10 militants in a short span of

11 days before making the supreme sacrifice in Kashmir.

P: He volunteered for all operational missions undertaken by his unit and was a part of numerous   successful   counter-terrorist operations in Jammu and Kashmir.

Q: Lashkar-e-Taiba militant Sajjad Ahmad alias

Abu Ubaidullah, resident of Muzzafargarh,

Pakistan was captured alive in this operation.

The apprehension of a terrorist has proved to be a shot in the arm to prove Pakistan's complicity in abetting terrorism in J&K. Lance Naik Goswami once again volunteered to be part of an operation launched in the dense Hafruda forest near Kupwara. This proved to be his last operation but not before elimination of four terrorists in a heavy gunbattle.

R: The operation resulted in elimination of three hardcore Laskhar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists of Pakistan origin. He volunteered for a second back to back operation in Rafiabad, Kashmir. The operation was conducted over two days and witnessed a fierce gunfight that led to the elimination of three more LeT terrorists.

S:  Lance Naik Goswami volunteered to join the elite Para Commando outfit of the Army in 2002 and went on to gain the reputation of being one of the toughest soldiers of his unit - "no small feat in an outfit that boasts of being one among the best in the world" said an army spoke person.

B: A true soldier. Lance Naik Goswami breathed his last in action. He was a resident of Village Indira Nagar, Haldwani in Nainital and is survived by wife and a seven-year-old daughter.

A) PQRS

B) PRSQ

C) SPRQ

D) SQPR

E) None of these