Question

Which among the following can be the reasons for the curtailment of the right to 'Freedom of Expression'?

• A. Challenging the public order
• B. Threatening national security
• C. Holding opinions against the acceptable moral standards
• D. All of the above

Answer 1

The correct option is D All of the above

The right to 'Freedom of Expression' implies the right to hold an opinion and to receive and impart information without any public interference. This right can be curtailed in case it challenges public order, national security or goes against accepted moral standards. This right also cannot be used to defame someone.