Which of the following expressions will be definitely false if the given expression 'G > H = I ≥ V ≤ Y ≤ Z ≤ T is definitely true ?

Expression : G > H = I ≥ V ≤ Y ≤ Z ≤ T

=> G > H = I ≥ V  -----------Eqn (i)

T ≥ Z ≥ Y ≥ V ---------------Eqn (ii)

(A) : I < G : from the first equation, I is less than G, thus its true.

(B) : T ≥ V : From the second equation, T is clearly greater than and equal to V, thus its true.

(C) : T ≤ Y : From the second equation, T is clearly greater than and equal to Y, thus it is false.

(D) : Z ≥ V : From the second equation, Z is clearly greater than and equal to V, thus its true.

=> Ans - (C)