Freedom of speech and expression are restricted in the Constitution on grounds of
I. defamation
II. contempt of court
III. protecting a scheduled tribe
IV. friendly relations with foreign states

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Freedom of speech and expression are indeed subject to reasonable restrictions under the Constitution for various reasons, including defamation, contempt of court, and maintaining friendly relations with foreign states. Protecting a scheduled tribe is not explicitly mentioned as a ground for restricting freedom of speech and expression in the Constitution.

Freedom of Speech and Expression Are Restricted in the Constitution