Can the Government Ban Peaceful Protests? Article 19 1b Explained | Sreelekha Abburi

Описание: Article 19 protects some of the most important democratic freedoms available to citizens.

In this episode, we break down:

🔹 Article 19(1)(b) – Right to assemble peacefully and without arms
🔹 Article 19(1)(c) – Right to form associations, unions and cooperative societies
🔹 Reasonable restrictions under Article 19(3) & 19(4)
🔹 Why the Right to Protest is not an unlimited right
🔹 Why the Right to Form an Association does not automatically mean a Fundamental Right to Strike
🔹 T.K. Rangarajan v. Government of Tamil Nadu (2003) and the right to strike
🔹 Section 144 CrPC vs Section 163 BNSS
🔹 Preventive powers and their relationship with Public Order
🔹 Madhu Limaye v. Sub-Divisional Magistrate (1970)
🔹 Anuradha Bhasin v. Union of India (2020) and restrictions on internet access
🔹 Legality, necessity, proportionality and judicial review

📚 A must-watch for UPSC, APPSC, TGPSC, State PCS, Judiciary and other competitive exam aspirants.

💬 What do you think: when public order is cited as the reason for restricting a protest, what factors should be examined to determine whether the restriction is justified?

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