Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

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SURVEILLANCE OF JOURNALISTS: A VIOLATION OF FREE SPEACH

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M.DURGA DEVI (2026). SURVEILLANCE OF JOURNALISTS: A VIOLATION OF FREE SPEACH. The Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management, Volume III(Issue 7). Retrieved from https://ijrlm.com/journal/surveillance-of-journalists-a-violation-of-free-speach/

Abstract

The nation monitoring of journalistic interest is an extensive hazard to the ideas of constitutional democracy by means of adverse the proper of press freedom, chilling investigative reporting, and doing away with the confidentiality of journalists' assets. even though there may be a tendency for countrywide security worries to be used as a cause for engaging in kingdom tracking activities, there's a threat that an imbalance among govt department authority and the right to freedom of speech and/or expression as well as privateness rights below Article 19(1)(a) of the constitution of India might also arise whilst country authorities act without appropriate barriers with recognize to limits placed upon their authority. the existing article will look at the structure of the constitution of India with reference to unfastened speech, assessment court docket selections concerning privacy and surveillance, and argue that indiscriminate kingdom tracking of journalists isn't always well suited with either democratic responsibility or constitutional proportionality.

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