- None is strong
- Only I and II are strong
- Only II and III are strong
- Only I and III are strong
- All are strong
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Answer: Option 3
Clearly, strike is not a means of indiscipline but only a practice in which the workers exercise their fundamental right to voice their protest against the atrocities of the management. So, argument I is vague while II holds. Also, the option of resorting to strikes often aggravates petty issues and disrupts work for long periods, thus affecting productivity. So, III also holds strong.
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