Reasonable restrictions on ‘Exercise of Freedom of Speech and Expression’ under Article 19(2) are justified in the interest of which of the following conditions? I. Security of State II. Defamation I…

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Reasonable restrictions on ‘Exercise of Freedom of Speech and Expression’ under Article 19(2) are justified in the interest of which of the following conditions? I. Security of State II. Defamation III. Sedition IV. Public order Select the correct answer:

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Only I, II and IV

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Explanation: Article 19(2) permits restrictions in the interests of the security of the State, defamation and public order, among others — ‘sedition’ as such is not a listed ground, so I, II and IV are correct.

Reasonable restrictions on ‘Exercise of Freedom of Speech and Expression’ under Article 19(2) are justified in the interest of which of the following conditions? I. Security of State II. Defamation III. Sedition IV. Public order Select the correct answer:

Answer: C. Only I, II and IV

Explanation

Reasonable restrictions on ‘Exercise of Freedom of Speech and Expression’ under Article 19(2) are justified in the interest of which of the following conditions? I. Security of State II. Defamation III. Sedition IV. Public order Select the correct answer:

Answer: C. Only I, II and IV

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