The correct option is 2 only
Explanation
The "Pashupati Seal" (Seal 420) is one of the most significant steatite seals discovered at Mohenjo-daro. It depicts a central figure, often interpreted as "Proto-Shiva" or a deity in a yogic posture, surrounded by various animals.
Statement 1 is Incorrect:
The seal depicts a human figure seated cross-legged in a yogic posture (resembling Padmasana). The figure is three-faced (trimukha) and horned, surrounded by animals, which has led scholars to identify it as "Pashupati" (Lord of Animals).
Statement 2 is Correct:
The specific arrangement of animals is a key feature of this seal. An elephant and a tiger are depicted to the right side of the seated figure. A rhinoceros and a buffalo are depicted to the left side. The statement incorrectly places the elephant and tiger on the left.
Statement 3 is Incorrect:
Below the seat or throne of the figure, there are two antelopes (or deer), not lions. These are typically shown standing or leaping.
Key Takeaway:
The Pashupati Seal features a central yogic figure flanked by an elephant and tiger on the right, a rhinoceros and buffalo on the left, and two antelopes beneath the seat.