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THE UNIVERSITY VERSUS CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED SPEECH

Universities must not restrict constitutionally protected speech beyond Article 19(2) grounds. Freedom of expression, vital for truth and self-fulfillment, faces challenges in India’s low press freedom ranking. Private universities, as public functionaries, cannot arbitrarily curb speech. Diverse opinions enrich democracy and scholarship, aligning with constitutional goals.

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Tension between university regulations and constitutionally protected speech in India.

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