Ok, so I quote A Few Good Men all over the place. But it has a lot of feelz, so bear with me.
Today's question is-- Is Rudra Pratap Ranawat an honourable man?
I say that it's rather questionable.
Would an honourable man-- an honourable officer-- hold a defenseless young woman captive despite having NO concrete evidence against her?
Would an honourable man consider his prejudice against beautiful women adequate evidence to stand as judge, jury, and executioner over someone?
Would an honourable man continue threatening said witness with all manner of intimidation-- psychological, physical, and sexual and outright blackmail, in order to make her 'confess'-- to the point where she's ready to confess to whatever he was asking of her, irrespective of whether she did it or not?
Would an honourable man do all manner of dishonourable deeds to retain his uniform-- because it is a badge of honour?
I don't want to know about what happens in the asli duniya, on real borders. I want to know about what YOU think.
Is Rudra 'honourable'? And if he is not, how important is 'honour'? Is it overrated? Is it paramount? Or is it something that all of us pay lip service to, while secretly disregarding?