The Shreya Singhal case is a landmark judgment that reinforced the protection of free speech and expression in the digital age, specifically by striking down Section 66A of the IT Act.
Shreya Singhal Vs Union of India (2015) case is related with - (1) Fundamental right of free speech and expression (2) Directions to prevent misuse of Section 498A of the IPC (3) Right to vote and contest election (4) Right of a girl to marry a person of her own choice
Asked in Head Master Praveshika School (Sanskrit Edu.) 2021 · Topic: Fundamental Rights (Landmark Supreme Court Judgments related to Fundamental Rights)
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Answer: A. Fundamental right of free speech and expres‐ sion
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