Nothing indicates he should be ruthless or indifferent.

He admits setting a chair on fire but denies using flammable liquid. It was an unplanned, spontaneous action.

I believe it is a relatively harsh punishment for such a young person. It was somewhat harder than I had hoped and believed.

To have indifference (nispruha) is also an offence and to be with inclination (saspruha) is also an offence. One should remain saspruha-nispruha (inclined towards attaining the Self-indifferent towards worldly life).

Just living is not enough. One must have money, make-up, and camera lights flashing.

We'll be ruthless with rebels