Can the state make a law imposing reasonable restrictions on the right to assemble peacefully without arms in the interests of friendly relations with foreign states?
Based on the context provided, the answer is: No, the state cannot make a law imposing reasonable restrictions on the right to assemble peacefully without arms in the interests of friendly relations with foreign states. The mentioned clause (3) specifically talks about restricting rights under sub-clause (a), which refers to freedom of speech and expression, assembly, association, movement, residence, and settlement in any part of India. There is no mention of assembling peacefully without arms.