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"I personally do not believe in the concept of too much freedom. Freedom is an inherent right of every individual and the foundation of democracy. When we impose unnecessary limitations on this freedom, I think we threaten the very essence of a democratic society. While ideas and actions can be debated and criticized, the right to freedom itself must remain inviolable. Indias legislative history reveals a complex journey of constitutional amendments that have shaped our current rights."
"I personally do not believe in the concept of too much freedom. Freedom is an inherent right of every individual and the foundation of democracy. When we impose unnecessary limitations on this freedom, I think we threaten the very essence of a democratic society. While ideas and actions can be debated and criticized, the right to freedom itself must remain inviolable. Indias legislative history reveals a complex journey of constitutional amendments that have shaped our current rights."
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"I personally do not believe in the concept of too much freedom. Freedom is an inherent right of every individual and the foundation of democracy. When we impose unnecessary limitations on this freedom, I think we threaten the very essence of a democratic society. While ideas and actions can be debated and criticized, the right to freedom itself must remain inviolable. Indias legislative history reveals a complex journey of constitutional amendments that have shaped our current rights."
"I personally do not believe in the concept of too much freedom. Freedom is an inherent right of every individual and the foundation of democracy. When we impose unnecessary limitations on this freedom, I think we threaten the very essence of a democratic society. While ideas and actions can be debated and criticized, the right to freedom itself must remain inviolable. Indias legislative history reveals a complex journey of constitutional amendments that have shaped our current rights."