The right approach to mutual criticism.

Discussions should not be held in all places and at all times, but in special meetings, it can be done only with the proposal or permission of Ameer.
The critic will first of all judge Allah Ta'ala about the state of his mind knowing that he is a Nazir and that he is criticizing on the basis of honesty and well-being, and no personal interest is active at the root of it. Criticism can undoubtedly be criticized in the first case, otherwise he should try to remove this black line from his heart without making any loud noise.

The tone and language of the criticism should be such that everyone understands that you really want to correct.
Before speaking for the purpose of criticism, you must consider whether there is any real evidence to support your allegations. It is a very serious sin to speak against someone unnecessarily, which leads to chaos in social life.
The person who will be criticized should listen to the critic with utmost patience and think honestly. The part of the allegation which is true should be admitted frankly and the part which is not true should be refuted by argument. Being angry at criticism is a sign of arrogance and conceit.

Criticism and its response should not go unchallenged, as this could lead to a permanent dispute and discord. Negotiations can only continue until the statements of both sides are clear. If the matter is still unresolved, leave the discussion there so that both parties can calmly and calmly reflect on their statements.