10. There shall be liberty for the exercise of the following rights subject to public order and morality or to the existence of grave emergency declared to be such by the Government of the Union or the unit concerned whereby the security of the Union or the unit, as the case may be, is threatened:
(a) The right of every citizen to freedom of speech and expression.
The publication or utterance of seditious, obscene, slanderous, libellous or defamatory matter shall be actionable or punishable in accordance with law.
(b) The right of the citizens to assemble peaceably and without arms.
Provision may be made by law to prevent or control meetings which are likely to cause a breach of the peace or are a danger or nuisance to the general public or to prevent or control meetings in the vicinity of any chamber of legislature.
(c) The right of the citizens to form associations or unions.
Provision may be made by law to regulate and control in public interest the exercise of the foregoing right provided that no such provision shall I contain any political, religious or class discrimination.
(d) The right of every citizen to the secrecy of his correspondence.
Provision may be made by law to regulate the interception or detention of articles and messages in course of transmission by post, telegraph or otherwise on the occurrence of any public emergency or in the interests of public safety or tranquillity.
(e) The right of every citizen to move freely throughout the Union.
(f) The right of every citizen to reside and settle in any part of the Union, to acquire property and to follow any occupation, trade, business or profession. Provision may be made by law to impose such reasonable restrictions as may be necessary in public interests.