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Statement: Should the practice of transfer of sub- inspectors from police stations of one city to those of another be stopped?
Arguments:
I. No. Transfer of officers is a routine administrative matter and we must continue it.
II. Yes, it involves a lot of government expenditure and causes inconvenience to many in comparison to the benefits it yields.
Only I is strong
Only II is strong
Both are equally valid
None are valid
Answer & Explanation Answer – None are valid Explanation : Argument I calls for continuing an official custom just for the sake of it. It does not give any other concrete reason for continuing the routine transfer of sub- inspectors or. It is not necessary that it is right to practice a ‘routine administrative matter’. Argument II on the other hand, talks about transfers leading to a lot of government expenditure and causing inconvenience to many as compared to the benefits it yields. Now a government should continue or discontinue a practise on the basis of the output yielded. Certainly, if continuing a practice yields better outcome than discontinuing it, the practise should be continued. The concern, thus, should not be the expenditure, procedure or convenience of the people involved in the process. Hence, neither of the statements is strong enough to support the given statement.
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