Supreme Court of India

Syed Khawaja Moinuddin v. Government of India and 3 Ors.

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Reported as [1967] 2 S.C.R. 401
Bench M. Hidayatullah, V. Bhargava and G. K. Mitter JJ.
Decided 18 January 1967

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itizenship Rules, 1956, Schedule 111, para 3-When detailed enquiry 011 the acquisi;/011 of foreign citizenship necessary. The appellant who was born in India left for Pakistan in 1951 at the age of 13. He stayed there till 1955, when he came to India as a Pakistani citizen with a Pakistani passport. In 1963, he was deported to Pakistan. Jn 1964, he again came to India with a Pakistani passport. In order to determine his nationality for the purpose of deporting him, the Govcrn­ rnent of India issued notice to him to n1ake representations, if .any. 'fhc appellant mac!> two representations, and

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