Question 11.
The local MLA is worried about the resistance to the project. This project, like her other successful projects in nearby villages, was supposed to garner a significant amount of funding. Moreover, it would make her the face of development in the state; perhaps, even would land her a ministerial berth. However, Budugu’s activism has cast the project in a bad light among the popular minds. The MLA wants to protect her pro-development image.
Which of the following is the BEST course of action for the MLA?
Which of the following is the BEST course of action for the MLA?
A
Create a fishermen and boat rowers’ cooperative in the island and donate generously toit
B
Invite the village Panchayat for a discussion on a possible compromise solution
C
Appoint a task force to find alternative land nearby for the project
D
Discredit Budugu in a public meeting by announcing that he is putting his interests overand above the village development
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Among the given options, only option E protects her pro-development image by convincing people that the project will improve the socio-economic conditions of area and benefit the residents.
Answer is option E.
Answer is option E.
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