As it is necessary to maintain and preserve freedom of speech and expression in a democracy, so it is also necessary to place some restrictions on these freedoms for maintenance of social order which defined in article 19, and the freedoms guaranteed by Article 19(1) are not absolute as no right can be controlled, curtailed, and regulated to some extent by laws made by Parliament or State Legislature. No freedom can be absolute or completely unrestricted . Accordingly, clause (2) to (6) of article 19 lay down the grounds and the purposes for which a legislature can impose ‘reasonable restrictions’ by Article 19(2) on the rights guaranteed by articles. 19 (1)(a) to (g).
“The state can make any law imposing ‘reasonable restriction’ on the exercise
“The state can make any law imposing ‘reasonable restriction’ on the exercise