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Right to Freedom

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In this Class 9 Civics topic from the chapter Democratic Rights, students learn how the Right to Freedom protects individual liberty in a democracy. The topic explains key freedoms under Article 19, including speech and expression, peaceful assembly, forming associations, movement, residence, and profession. It also introduces safeguards against arbitrary arrest and detention, along with the importance of reasonable restrictions that balance personal freedom with public order, security, and the rights of others.

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  1. Factual criticism and peaceful campaign
  2. False rumour and violent slogan
  3. Threat and intimidation
  4. Burning public property
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  1. Suppression of democratic participation and assembly freedom
  2. Reduction in tax collection
  3. Increase in linguistic diversity
  4. Expansion of private trade
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  1. As limited and purpose based restriction
  2. Always as permanent suppression
  3. As complete end of expression
  4. As cancellation of citizenship
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  1. Restriction should not be harsher than the threat
  2. Every restriction must be permanent
  3. Every freedom should be removed
  4. Government need not give reason
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  1. It is an unfair restriction based on criticism
  2. It is valid action to stop violence
  3. It is a public health rule
  4. It is employment policy
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  1. Limited restriction on credible threat and allowing peaceful alternative
  2. Detaining every critic
  3. Permanently closing all assemblies
  4. Leaving violent group unchecked
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  1. Freedom of expression and association
  2. Exploitation and child labour
  3. Title and untouchability
  4. Religious tax and property
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  1. Citizens travel join a rally and deliver a speech
  2. Citizens force bonded labour
  3. Citizens spread untouchability
  4. Citizens traffic humans
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  1. Unfair restriction based on opinion
  2. Valid professional regulation
  3. Safety based qualification
  4. Protection of equal opportunity
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  1. A citizen can choose a lawful profession within law
  2. A citizen can do any illegal trade
  3. A citizen can do every profession without qualification
  4. A citizen is free from public safety rules
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  1. Secret detention without reason and judicial control
  2. Regular court hearing
  3. Informing reason of arrest
  4. Allowing meeting with lawyer
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  1. Arbitrary power of the state increases
  2. Civil liberty becomes stronger
  3. Fair defence increases
  4. Enforcement of rights becomes easier
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  1. Both expression and arrest safeguards affected
  2. Cultural and language rights
  3. Title and property
  4. Tax and budget
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  1. Through law public interest and reasonable restrictions
  2. Only by mob decision
  3. Only by officer's choice
  4. No boundary is needed
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  1. Freedom is a right but balanced with others' freedom and public order
  2. Freedom means complete anarchy
  3. Freedom belongs only to powerful people
  4. Freedom needs no legal procedure
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  1. Giving citizens participation in public deliberation
  2. Protecting government from criticism
  3. Closing all ideas
  4. Making every speech violent
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  1. Because it increases citizen participation and accountability
  2. Because it is always a crime
  3. Because discussing policy is prohibited
  4. Because citizens have no role in governance
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  1. Not allowing a group to speak in public discussion because of identity
  2. Giving equal time to everyone to speak
  3. Making fact based criticism
  4. Writing a peaceful article
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  1. Continuous reasonless ban on peaceful criticism news and assemblies
  2. Restriction on violent crowd
  3. Temporary control in disaster area
  4. Qualification rule for lawful profession
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  1. Proportional and balanced regulation
  2. Complete suppression
  3. End of fundamental right
  4. Arbitrary arrest
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  1. Personal autonomy and professional freedom
  2. Religious tax
  3. Abolition of titles
  4. Prohibition of human trafficking
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  1. Expressing ideas assembling associating moving settling choosing profession and personal liberty
  2. Untouchability trafficking child labour and begar
  3. Language script minority institution and culture
  4. Worship propagation religious institution and religious tax
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  1. Protecting citizens from arbitrary power and enabling active public life
  2. Freeing citizens from every rule
  3. Giving government control without reason
  4. Making violence a right
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  1. It protects civil liberties and keeps democracy alive with responsible limits
  2. It makes every restriction always unconstitutional
  3. It leaves personal liberty to state will
  4. It makes peaceful criticism a crime
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  1. Whether the restriction is reasonable and truly linked to public order
  2. Whether the government likes the criticism
  3. Whether the citizen is a minority
  4. Whether the assembly has fewer people

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