Supreme Court of India
Assam Public Works v. Union of India & Ors.
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Citizenship Act, 1955: ss.3, 6 – State of Assam – Report of State Coordinator – Action proposed in Paragraph 7(a) that for any NRC Applications/Claimants, if parent/legacy person through whom eligibility is sought to be established is a DV or DF or PFT, then such persons will not be included in NRC irrespective of the status of the other parent – Challenged on the ground that the said action ran contrary to the provisions of s.3(1)(a) of the Act which dealt with acquisition of citizenship by birth in the case of every person born in India on or after the 26.1.1950 but before 1.7.1987 – Held…
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