​A question is given followed by two arguments. Decide which of the arguments is/are strong with respect to the question.

Question:

Should elections be conducted for student unions in educational institutions?

Arguments:

1. Yes, it is important to conduct elections so that the rights and complaints of the students can be heard by authorities.

2. No, it disrupts the educational environment and leads to chaos and violence in institutes which does not solve any problems but creates more issues.

​Argument 1: Yes, elections should be conducted because they allow students to voice their concerns and rights to the authorities. 

 This is a strong argument because student unions act as representatives, ensuring student issues are addressed.

Argument 2: No, elections disrupt the educational environment, causing chaos and violence, which creates more problems than solutions.

This is also a strong argument because, in some cases, student elections have led to conflicts, protests, and disturbances in academic institutions.

Since both arguments present valid points—one emphasizing student representation and the other highlighting potential disruptions

Thus, correct option is (d).​​