any restriction which does not fall within the four corners of Article 19(2) will be unconstitutiona

28. The   restrictions   under   clause   (2)   of   Article   19   are comprehensive   enough   to   cover   all   possible   attacks   on   the individual,   groups/classes   of  people,   the   society,  the   court,  the country and the State. This is why this Court repeatedly held that any restriction which does not fall within the four corners of Article 19(2) will be unconstitutional. For instance, it was held by the Constitution Bench in Express Newspapers (Private) Ltd. vs. The Union of India49 , that a law enacted by the legislature, which does not come squarely within Article 19(2) would be struck down as unconstitutional. Again, in Sakal Papers  (supra), this Court held that   the   State   cannot   make   a   law   which   directly   restricts   one freedom even for securing the better enjoyment of another freedom.