Sandeep Heble wrote:
Nationality to opt for citizenship of other Nations, does that become an
issue? We all have our friends or relatives in foreign countries who have
gone there for better prospects and we have respected their choice. Have
they ceased to be our friends or relations simply because they have
exercised that personal choice?
Folks,The idea that a person can only belong to one jurisdiction has to be
rejected, once and for all. This IS 2015. Secondly, moving to a different
jurisdiction does not mean one has abandoned the former one. Canada has
provisions for all its residents – allowing them to identify with their origins
by retaining their citizenship when applying for Canadian documentation. As
such, Canada has plenty of residents who have returned to their place of birth
and become Prime Minister and/or President. Canada also has Cabinet Ministers
who are dual citizens. In fact, a few years ago, the head of a major political
party was a dual citizen while contesting Federal elections. Had his party won,
we would have had a PM with dual nationality. I really do not understand
India’s stance that a person can only be a citizen of one country at a time. It
is especially galling given that India has bent over backwards to offer anyone
of “Indian origin,” second class citizenship. As far as Remo is concerned, he
has every right to live where he feels. I really do not see what why anyone,
other than Remo, should be concerned where he chooses to live.MervynPS. And
yes, I am backing the Canadian mad man, Ted Cruz, who is currently one of the
leading Republican candidates to be the next US President.
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