Acharya Prashant categorizes people into four groups regarding their response to heinous crimes. The first group consists of the direct perpetrators who commit physical violence. The second group includes activists and protesters who oppose these crimes on a superficial level through slogans and marches but fail to address the root cause. The third group comprises sensitive individuals who feel helpless and distressed but do not know how to find a solution. The fourth group consists of indifferent people who remain unconcerned as long as they are personally unaffected. He argues that none of these groups truly understand the problem, as they focus on the event rather than the underlying cause.
