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MOHAMMED ASHMIL SHAHAIR 382· 2025

Question Q.14GS2GS2

Is the growing demand or stricter regulation of online content justified, or does it pose a threat to the right to freedom of speech and expression? Examine in light of recent judicial pronouncements.

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Introduction

Recently, Kerala high court has warned the online moral policing by the web and regulators bodies in the Jaraki vs State of Kerala made incidence

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Main Body

Recently, Kerala high court has warned the online moral policing by the web and regulators bodies in the Jaraki vs State of Kerala made incidence

Grounds demand of Justified as Stricter Regulationthe fake
the online contentInfures Other rights
L&O The reasonable restrictiononly should be upheld
L&D Fact checkin unitfor enhancing the data veracity
L&D The usage of digital media by vulgar elementsneed stricter laws to regulate
Recent India got talent show(insensitive jokes) by the organisers L5 supreme court - admonished the right to speech should be reasonably restricted/

Indecent representation of Warrant Act L5 prohibits the digital consent on public order and morality

Recent Mahmudabad Case(Supreme court) ordered the SIT to fasten the investigation.

Threat to freedom of speech by Restriction

1A supreme court has clarified that in Sharma Shibil case → (a4 Exhibit) regulation on the content
2Madras High court → stroke down
the fact check unitas it could endorse the freedom of speech and expression under (Article 19)
The 'regressess' of moralityas the society evolves with time
Over government regulationstifling the online media outletsflex news chief case
The issues of recent Tele communication Act 2024(Government Intervention issue) A) supreme court would a balance of regulation should be there for better (therefore democracy)

Page based Restrictions can be promoted can ensure that the regulation is proportional as per Shreya Singhal case

Thus, the new age is unfolding to the digital space, it should be regulated with (with direct space for expression)

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Conclusion

Thus, the new age is unfolding to the digital space, it should be regulated with direct space for expression.

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  • justified for protecting other rights
  • fact-checking mechanisms
  • regulation of vulgar content
  • fact-checking mechanism
  • page-based restrictions
  • proportional regulation

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MOHAMMED ASHMIL SHAH

AIR 3822025

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure

Fundamental Rights

Freedom of Speech and Expression - Online Content Regulation

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