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In this a question and
two arguments are given. Arguments in relation to the question are either weak
or strong, use this key to give your responses.

Question : Should right to primary education be made as fundamental right.

Argument I : We should first complete other development project, education may wait.

Argument II : Yes, Without primary education for all there cannot be inclusive development.


A
Argument I is strong
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Argument II is strong
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C
Both I and II are strong
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D
Both I and II are Weak
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Solution

The correct option is B Argument II is strong
Only II is very strong as it justifies the necessity of such right. Therefore ,(b) is the correct option.

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