Directions: Read the following rule criteria and case context carefully to determine the correct course of action.
Conditions for allotment of housing plots to a family:

* A) The family should have at least $4$ members and only one married couple in it.
* B) The combined monthly family income should NOT be more than $\text{Rs. }25,000$ per month.
* C) No member of the family should have a criminal case against him/her.
* D) No member of the family should have benefited from any other subsidy scheme.
* E) No member of the family should own any residential property.

Provisos/Exceptions:

* 1) If B above is violated, but the combined income includes a pension, then the pension amount is deductible.
* 2) If C above is violated, but the member has been released from imprisonment, then the case is referred to the Central Police Station.
* 3) If E above is violated, but they have been living in the same rented property for more than $7$ years, it will be treated as an owned residential property.

Case Profile for Family B:
The family consists of a grandfather, his wife, his son, his daughter-in-law, and his grandson ($5$ members). However, there are two married couples in the family: (1) Grandfather & his wife, and (2) Son & daughter-in-law. This explicitly violates Condition A, which states there must be only one married couple in the family. There is no exception or proviso listed for a violation of Condition A.

Decide the course of action for Family B:

1. A
   Allot plot
2. B
   Reject plot
3. C
   Refer to Central Police station
4. D
   Data inadequate