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what is the role of state in upholding freedom of it's citizen​

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Answered by PeeyushVerma
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The state upholds the freedom of its citizens by providing certain rights to them. The state maintains 'justifiable constraints' or reasonable restrictions on people so that they cannot harm others and their freedom. It provides positive liberty to its citizens to enable them to expand their ability and talent.

Answered by Anonymous
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The state upholds the freedom of its citizens by providing certain rights to them. The state maintains 'justifiable constraints' or reasonable restrictions on people so that they cannot harm others and their freedom. It provides positive liberty to its citizens to enable them to expand their ability and talent.

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