Supreme Court of India
Virendra v. The State of Punjab and Another
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Press Control-Notification issued by State Government on daily newspaper-Prohibition against publication of a particular matter Prohibition against entry into the State-Restrictions, if reasonable Jf violative of fundamental right of freedom of speech and expression and right to carry on trade or business-The Punjab Special Powers (Press) Act, 1956 (No. 38 of 1956), ss. 2, _3-The Constitution of India, Arts. 19(1)(a), 19(!)(g), 19(2), 19(6). These two petitions challenged the constitutional validity of the Punjab Special Powers (Press) Act, 1956 (No 38, of 1956) passed by the State
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