no one can exercise his right of speech in such a manner as to violate another man’s right.
41. As articulated by Jeevan Reddy, J. in Cricket Association of Bengal, no one can exercise his right of speech in such a manner as to violate another man’s right. In paragraph 152 of the decision in Cricket Association of Bengal, Jeevan Reddy, J. said : “Indeed it may be the duty of the State to ensure that this right is available to all in equal measure and that it is not hijacked by a few to the detriment of the rest. This obligation flows from the Preamble to our Constitution, which seeks to secure all its citizens liberty of thought, expression, belief and worship………...Under our Constitutional scheme, the State is not merely under an obligation to respect the fundamental rights guaranteed by PartIII but under an equal obligation to ensure conditions in which those rights can be meaningfully and effectively enjoyed by one and all.” 58 42. The above passage from the opinion of Jeevan Reddy, J., in Cricket Association of Bengal, was quoted with approval by the Constitution Bench in Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Limited case.