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Why can reasonable restrictions be placed on the Right to Freedom?

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Correct answer: So that freedom and public order remain balanced

Answer: B, so that freedom and public order remain balanced. The Right to Freedom is essential for speech, movement, association and other democratic activities, but no freedom is a licence to harm others or destroy public peace. The Constitution therefore permits reasonable restrictions made through law for legitimate purposes, such as protecting public order and the rights or safety of others. A restriction must be reasonable, which means it cannot be arbitrary, excessive or designed simply to silence all disagreement. Option A is wrong because the purpose is not to stop every citizen from speaking; lawful criticism remains important. Option C is wrong because restrictions cannot be used merely to protect the government from criticism. Option D is wrong because regulation does not abolish rights. B correctly expresses the balance between individual liberty and the wider public interest. Memory cue: freedom is protected, but not an unrestricted licence to harm.

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Reasonable RestrictionsPublic OrderRight To FreedomDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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