Which of the following characterizes/ characterize the people of Indus Civilization? 1. They possessed great palaces and temples. 2. They worshipped both male and female deities. 3. They employed horse-drawn chariots in warfare. Select the correct statement/ statements using the codes given below.

1. Archaeological findings for the Indus Civilization suggest well-planned cities but lack evidence of grand palaces or monumental temples comparable to other ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia or Egypt; structures were largely functional. Statement 1 is incorrect. 2. Evidence such as numerous terracotta figurines points towards the worship of a Mother Goddess (representing female deities). Additionally, seals depicting figures like the 'Pashupati Seal' suggest the worship of male deities. Statement 2 is correct. 3. The role and presence of horses and especially horse-drawn chariots during the mature Indus Civilization period, particularly for warfare, is highly debated among historians and generally considered unproven or absent. Statement 3 is incorrect. 4. Therefore, only statement 2 correctly characterizes the people of the Indus Civilization.