Indian Constitution

Citizenship

 

6) How are citizenship divided?

A: Citizenship are divided into two. They are:

  • Citizen

 

7) How are aliens divided?

A: Aliens are divided into two. They are:

  • Friendly aliens
  • Enemy aliens.

 

8)  Who are aliens in a country?

A: Aliens behave in two ways. They are:

  • People of friendly country will be friendly aliens
  • People of enemy country will be enemy aliens.

 

9) What are the rights for friendly and enemy aliens have?

A: The rights for friendly and enemy aliens is are:

  • Friendly aliens will have the right to civil and political rights
  • Enemy aliens will not have the right to civil and political rights.

 

10) What are the rights for citizenship?

A: The right for citizenship are:

  • Discrimination should not be shown to citizen of India [Article 15]
  • Freedom to speech, expression to form assembly, association [Article 19]
  • Having creatural and educational rights [Article 20&30].

11) What are the major provisions for citizenship?

A: The major provisions for citizenship are:

  • Parents born in India
  • The grandparents of undivided India.

12) What are the other provisions for citizenship?

A: The other provisions for citizenship are:

  • By the law of parliament
  • The parliament serves the right to be a citizen or terminate a person as a citizen.
  • Willingly become the citizen of India.

13) What is citizenship act 1955?

A: The citizenship act 1955:

  • It has been amended for 4 times 1986, 1992, 2003, and 2005.
  • By registration. A person have to stay for 7 years
  • By naturalization.

 

14) What are the reasons to lose citizenship?

A: The reasons to lose citizenship are:

  • It is by termination.
  • If you are imprisoned in a country for more than 2 years.
  • If you are staying in a foreign country for more than 7 years.

15) What are the features of single citizenship?

A: The features of single citizenship:

  • USA has many citizenship, India has only one citizenship.
  • The citizenship of India enjoys freedom of movement in any place in India.
  • Special rights with regard to tribal areas.