A 28-year-old female P3, has IInd degree of uterovaginal prolapse. The management of choice is:
Fothergill's operation(Manchester Repair) is done in women below 40 years, who want to retain their menstrual function.
In both questions 1 and 2 patient are less than 40 years and multiparous so, Fothergill's repair is the ideal management for them.
Fothergill's repair causes complications of pregnancy like incompetent os, habitual abortion and cervical dystocia therefore in a multipara who have completed their family we can do tubal ligation to prevent pregnancy.
"If the family is completed, vaginal sterilization is to be done."
 — Dutta Gynae 6th /ed p 216
Thus in question 1 answer is Fothergill's repair with tubal ligation.
Fothergill's repair
Wertheim's hysterectomy
Perinea' exercises x 3 month
Vaginal hysterectomy with vault repair