The Interpretation of Different Types of Human Rights
Statement : S...
Question
Statement : Should public meeting and conferences be banned in the country ? Arg. I : Yes, it is the place where, opponents are abused. Arg. II : No, it is against fundamental rights given to citizens of India.
A
Only I is strong
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B
Only argument II is strong
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C
Both the arguments are strong
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D
Neither I nor II is strong
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Solution
The correct option is A Only argument II is strong Right to freedom of expression is a fundamental right. so argument II is strong but argument I is weak because it rarely happens that opponents are abused in public meeting and conferences.