Citizenship Must Follow Clear Legal Provisions, No Expansive Interpretation Allowed: Supreme Court

In a significant ruling delivered on October 18, 2024, the Supreme Court of India clarified that citizenship of India cannot be conferred on foreign nationals through an expansive or liberal interpretation of the law. The court emphasized that the Citizenship Act, 1955, has clear provisions and that citizenship cannot be granted by “doing violence to

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