CLEAN : Thousands rally to protest Indian students arrest

The speaker discusses the importance of not generalizing a group based on the actions of a few individuals, particularly in the context of an Indian institution. They express concern over the university's behavior, which they feel threatens their future prospects. The speaker advocates for the right to dissent within the university, emphasizing that while some slogans may be disagreeable, they should be allowed as long as there is no incitement to violence.

What is the speaker's main criticism regarding the actions of a few individuals?

• They are being ignored by the university.

• They are being praised for their actions.

• They are being unfairly generalized to the entire university.

• They are being given awards for their behavior.

What concern does the speaker express about the university's behavior?

• It is enhancing the university's reputation.

• It is affecting students' future prospects.

• It is improving student morale.

• It is leading to more funding opportunities.

Why does the speaker raise their voice against the allegations?

• They want to support the university's decision.

• They want to remain neutral.

• They believe the allegations are justified.

• They believe the allegations are false.

What does the speaker believe about the university as a space for dissent?

• It should only allow dissent outside the campus.

• It should ban all forms of protest.

• It should only allow agreeable slogans.

• It should respect the right to voice dissent.

Under what condition does the speaker believe slogans should be allowed on campus?

• If they do not incite violence.

• If they are approved by the administration.

• If they are agreeable to everyone.

• If they incite violence.