Read the information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Fourteen persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing seven persons each. In row 1 - A, B, C, D, E, F and G are seated and all of them are facing north. While P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are sitting in row-2 and facing south direction but not necessarily in the same order. Persons of row 1 face the persons of row 2. Q sits two places away from the one who faces E. E is the only immediate neighbour of D. U faces the one who sits third to the right of C. The number of persons sit to the right of Q is same as the number of persons sit to the left of G. B sits second to the left of G. One person sits between R and V and both of them do not sit at the extreme ends. S sits right of T but not sit at the extreme ends. A faces the one who sits second to the right of R.

Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Who among the following does not belong to that group?

To find the person who does not belong to the group, we must first determine the seating arrangement of the fourteen persons sitting in two parallel rows (Row 1 facing North and Row 2 facing South).

Row 1 (Facing North): A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Row 2 (Facing South): P, Q, R, S, T, U, V

Let the 7 positions in each row be numbered 1 to 7 from left to right (for Row 1, from West to East; for Row 2, from East to West, but let's use standard Left-to-Right positions 1 to 7 where Row 1's right is position 7, and Row 2's right is position 1 since they face South).

Let's analyze the clues step-by-step:

1. "E is the only immediate neighbour of D."
This means D must sit at one of the extreme ends of Row 1 (either position 1 or position 7), and E must sit adjacent to D (position 2 or position 6, respectively). Let's consider two cases:
Case A: D is at position 1, E is at position 2.
Case B: D is at position 7, E is at position 6.

2. "Q sits two places away from the one who faces E."
"Two places away" means there is one person between Q and the person facing E. Since E is at position 2 (Case A) or position 6 (Case B):
In Case A (E at position 2): The person facing E is at position 2 of Row 2. Q must be at position 4 of Row 2.
In Case B (E at position 6): The person facing E is at position 6 of Row 2. Q must be at position 4 of Row 2.

3. "The number of persons sit to the right of Q is same as the number of persons sit to the left of G."
Since Row 2 faces South, the right of Row 2 is towards position 1. Q is at position 4, so the number of persons to the right of Q (positions 1, 2, 3) is 3.
Therefore, the number of persons to the left of G in Row 1 (facing North, so left is towards position 1) must also be 3. This means G must sit at position 4 of Row 1.

4. "B sits second to the left of G."
Since G is at position 4, second to the left of G is position 2. Thus, B must be at position 2.
However, in Case A, E is at position 2. This creates a contradiction. Therefore, Case A is eliminated, and we proceed with Case B:
Row 1 positions: B is at 2, G is at 4, E is at 6, D is at 7.

5. "U faces the one who sits third to the right of C."
Let's find the position of C in Row 1. The remaining positions for Row 1 are 1, 3, and 5.
If C is at position 1: The person third to the right of C (positions 2, 3, 4) is G (position 4). Thus, U would face G (position 4). But Q is already at position 4 of Row 2. So C cannot be at position 1.
If C is at position 3: The person third to the right of C (positions 4, 5, 6) is E (position 6). Thus, U faces E (position 6). This is possible.
If C is at position 5: Third to the right of C would be position 8, which does not exist.
Therefore, C must be at position 3, and U faces E, placing U at position 6 of Row 2.

6. Let's fill the remaining positions of Row 1:
Row 1 positions filled so far: B (2), C (3), G (4), E (6), D (7).
The remaining positions are 1 and 5. The remaining persons are A and F.
Let's look at the clue: "A faces the one who sits second to the right of R."
Since R is in Row 2 (facing South), second to the right of R means moving towards position 1. Let's find the position of R.
"One person sits between R and V and both of them do not sit at the extreme ends."
This means R and V cannot be at positions 1 or 7. The remaining open positions in Row 2 are 2, 3, 5, 7 (since Q is at 4 and U is at 6). Since they cannot be at 7, they must be chosen from 2, 3, and 5.
Since there is one person between R and V, they must occupy positions 3 and 5.
If R is at position 5: Second to the right of R (towards position 1) is position 3. So A faces the person at position 3 (which is V). Thus, A must be at position 3 of Row 1. But C is already at position 3 of Row 1. So this is invalid.
If R is at position 3 (and V is at position 5): Second to the right of R (towards position 1) is position 1. So A faces the person at position 1. Thus, A must be at position 1 of Row 1. This is valid!
Consequently, F must be at the remaining position 5 of Row 1.

7. Let's place the remaining persons in Row 2:
Row 2 positions filled so far: R (3), Q (4), V (5), U (6). Position 1, 2, and 7 are vacant.
"S sits right of T but not sit at the extreme ends."
The remaining positions are 1, 2, and 7. Since S cannot sit at the extreme ends, S must be at position 2.
Since S sits to the right of T (towards position 1), T must sit to the left of S (towards position 7). Therefore, T must be at position 7, and the remaining person P must sit at position 1.

Let's summarize the final seating arrangements:
Row 2 (Facing South):
Position 1: P | Position 2: S | Position 3: R | Position 4: Q | Position 5: V | Position 6: U | Position 7: T

Row 1 (Facing North):
Position 1: A | Position 2: B | Position 3: C | Position 4: G | Position 5: F | Position 6: E | Position 7: D

Now, let's analyze the options to find the odd one out:
The options are: T, F, S, U.
Let's check the positions of these persons:
- T is at position 7 of Row 2, which is an extreme end.
- F is at position 5 of Row 1, which is a middle position.
- S is at position 2 of Row 2, which is a middle position.
- U is at position 6 of Row 2, which is a middle position.
Alternatively, let's check who sits at the extreme ends of the rows:
- Extreme ends of Row 2: P and T.
- Extreme ends of Row 1: A and D.
Among the given choices (T, F, S, U), only T sits at one of the extreme ends of the rows, while F, S, and U sit at middle positions. Therefore, T does not belong to the group.