Lakshmana Sastry made the newly appointed teacher realize that

(a) it was wrong on his part to discriminate on the basis of religion

(b) it was wrong to separate two great friends

(c) it was wrong to impose one's own ideas on others

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(a) it was wrong on his part to discriminate on the basis of religion

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Lakshmana Sastry made the newly appointed teacher realize that (a) it was wrong on his part to discriminate on the basis of religion (b) it was wrong to separate two great friends (c) it was wrong to impose one's own ideas on others

(a) it was wrong on his part to discriminate on the basis of religion

Lakshmana Sastry made the newly appointed teacher realize that

(a) it was wrong on his part to discriminate on the basis of religion

(b) it was wrong to separate two great friends

(c) it was wrong to impose one's own ideas on others