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Introduction Freedom of Speech is considered to be a basic right that
every person must be entitled to. It is among the seven fundamental
rights given to the citizens of India by the Indian constitution. It
forms a part of the Right to Freedom that includes the freedom of
speech and expression, right to life and liberty, freedom of movement,
freedom of residence, right to practice any profession, freedom to
form unions, associations or cooperatives, protection in regard to
conviction in offences and protection against arrest in some cases.
Why is Freedom of Speech Essential? Freedom of speech is essential for
the all round growth and development of a person as well as a nation
as a whole. Imposing restriction on what one speaks or hears can
hamper the development of a person. It can even create discomfort and
dissatisfaction that leads to stress. A nation filled with people full
of discontent can never grow in the right direction. Freedom of Speech
gives way to open discussions that helps in exchange of ideas which is
essential for the growth of the society. It is also essential to
express one's opinion about the political system of the country. When
the government knows that it is being monitored and can be challenged
or criticized for the steps it is taking, it acts more responsibly.
Freedom of Speech - Closely Related to Other Rights Freedom of Speech
is closely related to the other rights. It is mainly required to
protect the other rights given to the citizens. It is only when people
have the right to express and speak freely they can raise their voice
against anything that goes wrong. It enables them to take an active
part in democracy rather than just being involved in the election
process. Similarly, they can guard other rights such as the Right to
Equality, Right to Freedom of Religion, Right against Exploitation and
Right to Privacy only when they have the Freedom to Speech and
Expression. It is also closely related to the Right to Fair Trial.
Freedom of Speech and Expression enables a person to put across his
point freely during a trial which is extremely essential.
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