Voluntarily surrendering citizenship (Renunciation), voluntarily accepting citizenship of another country (Termination), and deprivation by the government under specific circumstances are all valid grounds for losing Indian citizenship.
A person will lose his citizenship if
Asked in CGPSC Prelims Exam 2012 · Topic: The Citizenship (Modes of Loss of Citizenship)
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