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The intimidatory power of the mob made _________ felt once again when the Ajmer Literature Festival abruptly cancelled veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah’s keynote address. This followed the _______ of abuse heaped on Mr. Shah by a loose coalition of persons, ranging from anonymous trolls on social media to functionaries of the Bharatiya Janata Party, after he spoke about the dangerous amount of power that mobs _________ in India. In a reference to the violence over allegations of cow carcasses found in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr district this month that led to the killing of a police officer and another person, he spoke of the growing insecurity over being targeted by vigilante groups. “There is complete impunity for those who take law ________ their own hands,” said Mr. Shah. “I _________ anxious thinking about my children.” Unfortunately, in this climate of hyper-nationalism, even an expression of anxiety is twisted out of context and portrayed as disloyalty to the nation.
I ________ anxious thinking about my children.
feel
felt
had felt
have felt
- The sentence is in the past tense, focused on past events at the Ajmer Literature Festival.
- The correct phrase should be in the past, as events have already occurred.
- The blanks should maintain the past narrative.
- Options such as "feel" and "have felt" are present, which are incorrect here.
- "Had felt" suggests past perfect, which isn't suitable for this narrative.
- Option 2: Felt is the best fit, aligns with past tense.
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