Qureshi accuses prosecution of dilly-dallying. Here the word 'dilly-dallying' means:
Correct answer: A. Wasting time by being indecisive
- A. Wasting time by being indecisive
- B. Becoming hasty in decision making
- C. Not cooperating with council
- D. Not respecting because of political interference
Explanation
Dilly-dallying means delaying or wasting time, especially because of indecision. It is the opposite of making a quick or hasty decision.
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