An executive order curtails a citizen's freedom of speech and expression contrary to Article 19(1)(a). Desiring the matter to be heard directly by the Supreme Court for enforcement of his fundamental right, the citizen files a writ petition before that Court. The Article invoked is:

Article 32 confers a guaranteed right on every person to MOVE the SUPREME COURT directly for the enforcement of the fundamental rights conferred by Part III, and empowers the Court to issue directions, orders or writs (including habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, quo warranto and certiorari). Because Article 32 is itself a fundamental right, the citizen in the given facts invokes it for direct Supreme Court recourse. Article 226 is the parallel High Court remedy, Article 19(2) merely states the reasonable-restrictions saving, and Article 129 deals with the SC's contempt power. Article 32 is thus the SC's enforcement channel.