The Dinesh Goswami Committee was responsible for suggesting reforms in elections in India. The correct answer to the question is option 3, which states that the committee recommended "governmental funding of parliamentary elections". This means that the committee suggested that the government should bear the cost of conducting parliamentary elections.

Option 1: The committee did not recommend the constitution of state-level election commissions. These commissions are typically established by the constitution or specific state legislation, not suggested by committees like the Dinesh Goswami Committee.

Option 2: The Dinesh Goswami Committee did not recommend implementing the List System of election to the Lok Sabha. The List system refers to a type of voting system where each voter can vote for a party, rather than individual candidates.

Option 4: The committee did not recommend a ban on the candidature of independent candidates in the parliamentary elections. Independents are typically allowed to stand for election, as a key facet of democratic processes.