Explain the restrictions imposed on right to freedom
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Answer:
1)Right to freedom to practise any profession but it should be legal. For example, a person cannot spread terrorism in the country because it is illegal. If he/she do so, then he/she will be punished.
2)Freedom to reside and settle in any part of India. But it doesn't means that you can go to restricted places like army camps, nuclear stations, etc. without taking permission from the government.
Answer:
The government can impose certain reasonable
restrictions on our freedoms in the larger interests of
the society.
(i) It is known that every citizen has the right to
freedom. But, we have to exercise our freedom in
such a way that we cannot violate others’ right to
freedom. We don’t have freedom to cause public
nuisance or disorder. We are free to do everything
at the level where no one injures. Constitution has
not given us unlimited licence to do what we want.
(ii) For instance, we have Freedom of speech and
expression. But we cannot use this freedom to
start violence against others and provoke people
to rebel against government. we cannot defame
others by saying false and mean things and cause
damage to a person’s reputation
(iii) Similarly, citizens have the freedom to hold
meetings, processions, rallies and demonstrations
on any issue. But such meetings have to be
peaceful. This freedom cannot be used to create
public disorder or breach of peace in society.
Participants cannot carry weapons with them in
these activities and meetings.