Is Freedom of Expression an absolute right? |
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| Yes | 54 % |
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| No | 44 % |
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| Cant Say | 2 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 164 | |
| Submitted By - Bhawani Mahapatra | Read Comments |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
24/02/2013 20:12:41 |
| yes, but some limitation must follow. | |
| Posted by Kirti Kar Tripathi |
23/02/2013 21:30:24 |
| There should be some reasonable restrictions. | |
| Posted by O. Mahalakshmi |
23/02/2013 10:50:06 |
| very good question. | |
| Posted by sahil kumar |
22/02/2013 17:08:56 |
| absolute power corrupts absolutely same way absolute right results in anarchy if reasonable restriction is not imposed | |
| Posted by Isaac Gabriel |
21/02/2013 23:00:04 |
| Subject to the tranquility,sovereignty and Public policy and public order | |
| Posted by AYUSHI SAINI |
20/02/2013 09:32:17 |
| YES ITS EVEYBODY'S RIGHT..... | |
| Posted by Sankaranarayanan |
19/02/2013 22:15:41 |
| but is should be with in the acceptable manner | |
| Posted by Roopsi |
17/02/2013 18:58:22 |
| Posted by ANIL KUMAR 8867907494 |
16/02/2013 20:41:27 |
| Since it has limitation, my answer is no | |
| Posted by ANIL KUMAR 8867907494 |
16/02/2013 20:40:16 |
| Since it has limitation, my answer is no | |
| Posted by Raj Kumar Makkad |
12/02/2013 09:30:05 |
| The right to expression cannot be absolute in any way. We may refer section 153 A, 295 IPC and similar other sections which already are included in our law vide which one cannot express his views creating enmity between different sects and against the country. I strongly stand with the restrictions. | |
| Posted by Chetan Joshi |
09/02/2013 13:12:19 |
| It is restricted in the context of society... | |
| Posted by G. ARAVINTHAN |
08/02/2013 14:20:38 |
| Depends on what kind of expression made. If it is against Law or Religion, then it must be condemned | |
| Posted by Member (Account Deleted) |
08/02/2013 01:54:36 |
| No Fundamental right is an absolute right. There is no question of freedom of expression being an absolute right.Reason- Art 21 says-No person shall be deprived of his life or liberty except according to the procedure established by law. When Law can intervene anytime in any right,Where is the absolute right!!! WE all remember the infamous case of KESHWANAND BHARTI vs. STATE OF KERLA and GOLAKNATH vs. STATE OF PUNJAB, the witness of power show by the parliament in the name Art. 368 of COI. Even Fundamental right can be changed but not the basic structure but basic structure in not defined in our constitution. Even the basic structure might be changed in future(let's hope it won't happen at all for goodness of society) if a bench gives decision against the basic structure whose strength is more than 13 judges and majority favors the same. Also we should not forget the attempt to destroy the JUDICIAL system itself in 1975 when an infamous judge was illegally elevated to the post of CJI. In this country anything can happen. EVEN our preamble of constitution was added later on in the constitution by then PM of INDIA.WAS OUR CONSTITUTION REALLY GIVEN BY OUR OWN PEOPLE!!! Many more question to raise. but..... therefore, my answer and poll goes against it. | |
| Posted by R.K Nanda |
06/02/2013 14:19:33 |
| yes, it is. R.K.NANDA-ADV-SUPREME COURT OF INDIA | |
| Posted by sureshkumar g r |
01/02/2013 17:58:37 |
| Though the constitution of india provides for freedom of expression it is a restricted one and it is not an absolute right. | |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
01/02/2013 13:14:40 |
| I dont accept of the freedom of expression is absolute, it must governor. | |
| Posted by MURUGARAJ S |
31/01/2013 16:51:16 |
| In india consitutional law says that freedom of expression, speach, thought in all are equal to indian citizen. So nobody can stop these expression. | |
| Posted by Ravindra H Chaudhari |
31/01/2013 11:18:01 |
| Yes, Freedom of Expression is definitely an absolute right; without any relief from consequences of irresponsible 'Expressions'. | |
| Posted by kavksatyanarayana |
30/01/2013 09:45:45 |
| yes it is an absolute right | |
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