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Class 9CivicsDemocratic RightsRight to FreedomHardLevel 78

If all protests are permanently banned, what will be the effect on the Right to Freedom?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Freedom of assembly and expression will be seriously weakened

A complete permanent ban can become repression beyond reasonable restriction. Exam tip: distinguish total ban from reasonable restriction.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Freedom of assembly and expression will be seriously weakened

Why is this the correct answer?

A complete permanent ban can become repression beyond reasonable restriction. Exam tip: distinguish total ban from reasonable restriction.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Freedom.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1What is the main purpose of the Right to Freedom?
  2. 2Freedom to express opinions is part of which right?
  3. 3Which condition is necessary for the freedom to assemble peacefully?
  4. 4Which freedom allows citizens to form associations or unions?
  5. 5Freedom to move anywhere in India is linked with which right?
  6. 6Which freedom allows citizens to settle in any part of India?
  7. 7Freedom to choose one's occupation comes under which right?
  8. 8What is the simple meaning of freedom of speech and expression?
  9. 9The Right to Freedom helps protect a citizen from what?
  10. 10Is the Right to Freedom completely unlimited?
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