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You should stop making fool out of yourself
How can italian born lady lead the indians ? hahah
Why China has so few friends?
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How can italian born lady lead the indians ? hahah
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Are you a spastic?You should stop making fool out of yourself
How can italian born lady lead the indians ? hahah
Your paki born ambassador is citizen of another country and same time is your ambassador to that same country. While sonia gandhi is naturalized Indian citizen.
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LOL he got cornered.....logged off and ran away 
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Messiah you are terrible. Can you give me the name of that minister?Are you a spastic?
Your paki born ambassador is citizen of another country and same time is your ambassador to that same country. While sonia gandhi is naturalized Indian citizen.
My uncle is british as well as pakistani as he can hold two nationalities
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I did not ran away because you made me scare with your jungli avatarLOL he got cornered.....logged off and ran away
I ran away because of work..i can not afford to be on forums 24/7 like messiah..it seem you sleep on this forum? what time is there?
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your ambassador that is in news these daysMessiah you are terrible. Can you give me the name of that minister?
My uncle is british as well as pakistani as he can hold two nationalities
plus there is no dual nationality in India...either you pledge your entire loyalty to India or you dont. There are no half measures.
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So your work finished in 15 mins ? and what sort of work you do in 3am ?I did not ran away because you made me scare with your jungli avatar
I ran away because of work..i can not afford to be on forums 24/7 like messiah..it seem you sleep on this forum? what time is there?
It is morning here. It is night for you so you're the one who's sleeping on this forum
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Pakistani nationality law
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Pakistani nationality law governs citizenship of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The principal legislation determining nationality, the Pakistan Citizenship Act was passed by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 13 April, 1951.
Citizenship
Before the creation of Pakistan, its territories were part of the British Indian Empire (which included modern-day India, Bangladesh and Burma) and its people were British subjects. Pakistan was created on 14th August, 1947 as a state for Muslims and held the status of a Dominion in the British Commonwealth; it included modern-day Bangladesh, which was known as East Bengal and East Pakistan and became independent from Pakistan in 1971. Upon independence from British colonial rule, several millions of Muslims emigrated to Pakistan from India, and several millions of Hindus and Sikhs who had been residing in what became Pakistan emigrated to India, raising a number of citizenship issues.
On 13 April, 1951 the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, the national legislature, promulgated the Pakistani Citizenship Act to settle questions of nationality and citizenship. The Pakistan Citizenship Act of 1951 conferred the citizenship of Pakistan to the following:
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents born in the territory now constituting Pakistan and not residing permanently in another country since 14 August, 1947 (Pakistan's independence day).
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents born or having lived in the territories constituting India on the 31 March, 1937.
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents naturalised as a British subject in Pakistan.
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents who migrated to Pakistan from any territory in the Indo-Pakistan sub-continent.
Every individual born in Pakistan following the enactment of the legislation would automatically become a citizen of Pakistan.
Dual nationality agreements
Since independence, the growth of expatriate Pakistani communities in the Middle East, Europe and North America has led to several changes in Pakistani nationality law. Although holding dual citizenship was not permitted under the 1951 law, the Government of Pakistan now recognizes and allows its citizens to also hold the citizenships of 16 countries:
United Kingdom
Italy
France
Belgium
Iceland
Australia
New Zealand
Sweden
United States
Ireland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Canada
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Controversial issues
Both Pakistan and India lay claim to the disputed region of Kashmir, which has been the subject of numerous wars between the two countries. The Pakistani Citizenship Act of 1951 allowed persons who were subjects of the state of Jammu and Kashmir to travel under a Pakistani passport and be considered a citizen of Pakistan without prejudice.
The independence of Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971 led to the abandonment in the Bengali-majority state of around half a million "Stranded Pakistanis", who traced their ethno-linguistic heritage to the Bihar region. Despite official promises, Bangladesh has not accepted them nor does it recognise them as citizens.
As a fallout of the Afghan civil war, more than ten million Afghans, mainly Pashtuns, became refugees in Pakistan who are not given Pakistani nationality.
Pakistani nationality law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
May also see Pakistan Citizenship
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Pakistani nationality law governs citizenship of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The principal legislation determining nationality, the Pakistan Citizenship Act was passed by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 13 April, 1951.
Citizenship
Before the creation of Pakistan, its territories were part of the British Indian Empire (which included modern-day India, Bangladesh and Burma) and its people were British subjects. Pakistan was created on 14th August, 1947 as a state for Muslims and held the status of a Dominion in the British Commonwealth; it included modern-day Bangladesh, which was known as East Bengal and East Pakistan and became independent from Pakistan in 1971. Upon independence from British colonial rule, several millions of Muslims emigrated to Pakistan from India, and several millions of Hindus and Sikhs who had been residing in what became Pakistan emigrated to India, raising a number of citizenship issues.
On 13 April, 1951 the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, the national legislature, promulgated the Pakistani Citizenship Act to settle questions of nationality and citizenship. The Pakistan Citizenship Act of 1951 conferred the citizenship of Pakistan to the following:
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents born in the territory now constituting Pakistan and not residing permanently in another country since 14 August, 1947 (Pakistan's independence day).
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents born or having lived in the territories constituting India on the 31 March, 1937.
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents naturalised as a British subject in Pakistan.
Persons themselves or those with grandparents or parents who migrated to Pakistan from any territory in the Indo-Pakistan sub-continent.
Every individual born in Pakistan following the enactment of the legislation would automatically become a citizen of Pakistan.
Dual nationality agreements
Since independence, the growth of expatriate Pakistani communities in the Middle East, Europe and North America has led to several changes in Pakistani nationality law. Although holding dual citizenship was not permitted under the 1951 law, the Government of Pakistan now recognizes and allows its citizens to also hold the citizenships of 16 countries:
United Kingdom
Italy
France
Belgium
Iceland
Australia
New Zealand
Sweden
United States
Ireland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Canada
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Controversial issues
Both Pakistan and India lay claim to the disputed region of Kashmir, which has been the subject of numerous wars between the two countries. The Pakistani Citizenship Act of 1951 allowed persons who were subjects of the state of Jammu and Kashmir to travel under a Pakistani passport and be considered a citizen of Pakistan without prejudice.
The independence of Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971 led to the abandonment in the Bengali-majority state of around half a million "Stranded Pakistanis", who traced their ethno-linguistic heritage to the Bihar region. Despite official promises, Bangladesh has not accepted them nor does it recognise them as citizens.
As a fallout of the Afghan civil war, more than ten million Afghans, mainly Pashtuns, became refugees in Pakistan who are not given Pakistani nationality.
Pakistani nationality law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
May also see Pakistan Citizenship
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brainless paki is snorking again... oink oinkWhy i should worry
No, i said if they want so then no need of patience and they can go for it
do you always have this habit to divert every topic in totally different direction? lol we were discussing why china has few friends lol
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No need to get offensive.
Debate with decorum please.
Name calling does not reinforce the argument.
Nor comments on avatars achieve anything worthwhile. The knowledgeable are aware who is in that avatar.
I am not being a spoilsport or being moralistic. It is just that if someone abuses someone else, the whole thing escalates to a situation that is unpleasant.
Debate with decorum please.
Name calling does not reinforce the argument.
Nor comments on avatars achieve anything worthwhile. The knowledgeable are aware who is in that avatar.
I am not being a spoilsport or being moralistic. It is just that if someone abuses someone else, the whole thing escalates to a situation that is unpleasant.
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Actually, I work late at night and into the wee hours of the morning.So your work finished in 15 mins ? and what sort of work you do in 3am ?
It is morning here. It is night for you so you're the one who's sleeping on this forum
It is peaceful and so the thoughts are clear, and surfing the net to find reference for what I am working at is faster than it is during what is taken as the waking hours.
Maybe I am an owl!
I have to correct you here, Indians are allowed to hold dual citizenship. If I am not wrong it is limited to certain countries. I will check and get back to you.your ambassador that is in news these days
plus there is no dual nationality in India...either you pledge your entire loyalty to India or you dont. There are no half measures.
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There is no dual nationality in India. What you are talking about it overseas citizen of India (OIC) and in that you dont even get Indian passport. You cant vote, stand for election or hold any public office. You still need lifetime visa along with OIC to enter India.
Yes I agree with you no one can have dual nationality but I mentioned dual citizenship which is different in the eyes of Indian Parliament. They passed an amendment in 2003 which allows POI holding citizenship of namely sixteen countries. I do not know how to post the link on the forum.
You will find the link in google page"Does India Allow dual Citizenship"? Yahoo Answers.
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In dual nationality people have same rights but in India they dont. OIC holders can't even goto certain places in India where normal person can.
Dont go by yahoo answers. Read Indian citizen act in constitution.
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So can anyone explain me how many close friends do India have(open another thread), and Pakistan and US and Russia. Like this open threads for each nation.huh.Rubbish No need for such a thread. Many equivalent threads already there.
