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Freedom of Movement in India: LL.B Constitutional Law Short Note

Answer an Indian LL.B short-note question on freedom of movement using Article 19(1)(d), its territorial scope, and Article 19(5).

Question

Sri Venkateswara University — Three Year LL.B, First SemesterPaper 1.4: Constitutional Law I, CBCS regulations effective 2024–2025Part A contains short-note questions; candidates choose five, each worth four marks. This page addresses the complete standalone Question 3:3. Freedom of Movement.Write a short note in the Indian constitutional-law context of this paper.

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This answer addresses standalone Part A Question 3 of Sri Venkateswara University’s Constitutional Law I model paper under the 2024–2025 CBCS regulations. The live university PDF places it on page 5. It is a short-note response based on the official constitutional text, not an official marking scheme or a determination of any particular restriction’s legality. The paper supplies no factual dispute requiring case-specific analysis.