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Thing I liked yesterday was the emotional aspect of hijack. I mean the CVs have shown a family, newly wedded couple and Shanky being dropped by his mother.
All these people are near and dear to someone. I don't know whether the newly married couple was like the couple in the Khandar Hijack that happened in 2002. Unfortunately if I am right the guy was killed by the hijackers.
So one hand leave Sooraj there are a set of passengers who are also family members to someone held at ransom. Terrorists can kill them if their demands are not met.
Their demand is to release the dreaded terrorist RK. What is the impact of leaving a criminal like RK.
Result will be more bombings, more deaths and you never know when he will be caught again.
So if you are an IPS officer what will you do. Whether you decide to sacrifice the passengers in the flight for the larger good of the country( I am not telling attempt will not be made to save the passengers, but what if it fails)
Or you release the dreaded terrorist so that the passengers can be safe.
What will be your choice. If you take first choice you will be called heartless as everyone will be looking only at the immediate gain and not the future impact.
if you take the second option in this case Sandhya's husband is there it will be called favoritism as to save your husband you are letting go of the security of the country.
I know CVs will give out a more or less fancy ending to this drama but in real life what would be the condition.
Will you look at present or at future.
What is the ethics involved in this. Which choice is ethical or which choice will suit your conscience.
For me to be frank I will go for the second option. Because that will appeal to my conscience. I will never be able to sleep I was responsible for a flight load of passengers dying. I may not be correct but that will be my choice. What about you.
Just put yourself in Sandhya's shoes and try to answer this.
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