The Strategic Ambiguity of Indian Citizenship: A Satirical Exploration

Indian Citizenship Passport Controversy Satire

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A satirical piece questioning the true meaning of Indian citizenship amidst a government move highlighting that an Indian passport is not proof of citizenship, prompting many to rethink their nationality as record numbers of Indians renounce their citizenship.

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