Correct option is C
The correct indirect speech is (c).
Rule Explanation:
• When converting a yes/no question into indirect speech, we use
"if" or "whether" as conjunction.
• Change of pronouns and time indicators must be made according to the context.
• “me” changes to “him” as Raghav is the speaker.
• Question structure becomes statement form in reported speech.
Structure:
Direct: Said to + Person + “Helping verb + subject + verb…?”
Indirect: Asked + Person + if + subject + verb (past form if needed)
Example:
He said to me, “Are you happy?”
→ He asked me if I was happy.
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Info Booster: In questions with “said to,” replace it with
asked/inquired and change interrogative to assertive structure.