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<h1>1951 Constitutional Amendment Alters Article 19: Allows State to Restrict Speech for Security, Morality, and Public Order.</h1> The Constitution (1st Amendment) Act, 1951, amends Article 19 by substituting clause (2) to allow the State to impose reasonable restrictions on freedom of speech for security, public order, morality, and other specified reasons. Clause (6) is amended to permit laws regarding professional qualifications and State-run enterprises. It validates pre-existing laws consistent with the amended Article 19, ensuring they are not void for restricting rights under sub-clause (a) of clause (1). The term 'law in force' aligns with Article 13's definition.