Friends, from today, along with daily Newspaper based Interview Questions, we would also be trying to Frame Answers, especially for controversial and sensitive questions, One Issue a day.
Q: What is your opinion on the ongoing Protests against CAA and NRC?
A: We are a Democratic country and I believe it is a Fundamental right of every Citizen to protest in a Constitutional manner which is non violent and Democratic
Q: But there has been Violence during the protests..
A: I do not support the Violent incidents that have taken place. Any form of violence must be condemned and and the perpetrators must be strictly dealt with
Q: Don't you think Fundamental duties are as important as Fundamental rights?
A: Certainly Both Rights and Duties are important and complimentary to each other. Even Gandhiji had said that Rights flow from Duties sincerely performed
Q: So do you mean to say that Following of Fundamental duties is s precondition for demanding Rights?
A: I believe it is not a linear relationship between rights and duties but a circular one. That both reinforce each other and are a precondition for each other.
Q: As an SP, how will you ensure that protests in your area don't turn violent?
A: Firstly I will ensure that public protests are carried out only after getting the due permission. Secondly while giving permission I will speak with the protest organisers and ask them to ensure peaceful protests along with ensuring that traffic is not blocked. Thirdly Police personnel will be stationed throughout the protest route to ensure peace and traffic flow. I will also take measures like periodic announcements from speakers for maintaining peace and monitoring of social media to prevent spread of rumours. I will also coordinate with other authorities such as District administration, municipal authorities for ensuring law and order.
Q: What is your opinion on the Citizenship amendment Act?
A: I think the Act has a good intention of easing the process of Citizenship for persecuted minorities. However I believe that the govt should consider including all persecuted minorities from all countries within the Act
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