New Delhi, July 2 -- Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Thursday said that while freedom of speech is a fundamental constitutional right, it does not extend to abuse, threats, defamation or harassment. The JanaSena party leader's remarks came amid police action against individuals accused of posting abusive content targeting his daughters on social media.

"Freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental right under the Constitution, and the government respects it. However, this freedom is not absolute. Social media misuse is increasing through fake accounts, personal abuse, character assassination, and organized online harassment, including targeting women and religious sentiments," Kalyan said speaking during the lau...