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Javed Akhtar calls MEA's 'passport is not proof of citizenship' remark ABSURD, raises illegal immigration concern
Javed Akhtar has sharply criticised the Ministry of External Affairs after it stated that a passport is a travel document and not proof of citizenship. The veteran writer and lyricist called the position absurd and raised pointed questions about how authorities distinguish genuine citizens from illegal immigrants.
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hindustantimes.com
‘Providing passport without…’: Javed Akhtar reacts to MEA's citizenship remark, calls it ‘absurd’
Javed Akhtar asked whether the authorities were issuing passports without being convinced that the person was an Indian citizen. | India News
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Amid row over MEA passport statement, what constitutes proof of citizenship in India?
The statement appears counter-intuitive because the Passports Act, 1967, the law governing passports, proceeds on the premise that holder is an Indian citizen. | India News
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‘Which document proves citizenship?’: Opposition slams MEA's passport remark, calls it ‘absurd’
While some pointed out that passports could only be issued to Indian citizens, others jibed at the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre. | India News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Javed Akhtar calls MEA's 'passport is not proof of citizenship' remark ABSURD, raises illegal immigration concern
Javed Akhtar has sharply criticised the Ministry of External Affairs after it stated that a passport is a travel document and not proof of citizenship. The veteran writer and…
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newsbytesapp.com
'Which document then proves citizenship?' Opposition slams Centre's passport remark
The Opposition criticized the MEA's statement calling passports mere travel documents, with MP Kapil Sibal questioning which document officially proves Indian citizenship.