35 words answer: what are the reasonable constraints on individual liberty?
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Reasonable constraints indicate that the state may limit the extent to which these rights may be exercised.
This is where the idea of "reasonable restrictions" comes from.
Explanation:
- Article 19 of the Indian constitution talks about freedoms and the reasons for limiting them.
- By granting certain rights to its citizens, the state upholds their freedom.
- People are subjected to "justifiable constraints," also known as reasonable restrictions, by the state to ensure that they do not harm others or violate their freedom.
- It gives its citizens positive liberty to improve their skills and abilities.
- To maintain social stability, it also defines and monitors its people's "other-regarding" actions.
- To cultivate respect for other people's viewpoints and beliefs, constraints are necessary. It is required for the development of a society.
- In the absence of constraints, stronger groups would impose their beliefs and ideas, eventually leading to conflict.
- To control violence and settle disputes, reasonable constraints on individual liberty are thus necessary.
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