I think, Sir, we must look at the man whom we are putting in the President’s position and not at his property or at his shares or anything else. If we trust the man, we ought to Put him in that office. If we don’t, we ought not to put him there. Even if you make a beggar a President, he can be as dishonest as the biggest shareholder or anyone else. Honestly does not necessarily depend upon the economic position of the individual. Honesty is something apart, What we want is that our President should be a person above suspicion; and whether he is already already possessed of any property or not does not really matter. I think we should not hedge in the position of President by any of the provisions that we are seeking to introduce.
