Correct option is C
The error lies in the segment ‘suspect’ because the correct expression is ‘above suspicion’, not ‘above suspect’.
Grammar Rule:
The phrase “above suspicion” means so honest or innocent that one cannot be suspected of wrongdoing.
The word ‘suspect’ is a noun (a person who is thought to be guilty) or verb (to think someone has done something wrong).
The idiomatic phrase uses ‘suspicion’ (noun meaning doubt or mistrust), not ‘suspect’.s loyalty and honesty are above suspicion.
Explanation:
The expression “above suspicion” means beyond any possibility of doubt.
“Above suspect” is grammatically incorrect because “suspect” doesn’t collocate with “above” in this idiomatic sense.
Meanings:
Suspicion → doubt, mistrust (संदेह)
Suspect → a person who may have done something wrong (संदेही व्यक्ति)
Correct Usage Examples:
The judge’s integrity is above suspicion.
Her motives were always above suspicion.
Hence, the grammatically incorrect segment is (C) suspect.