'Rules Will Decide Indian Citizenship': Harish Salve Backs MEA's Stand On Passport Row

The Ministry of External Affairs' (MEA) stance on the passport row has been backed by former Solicitor General of India Harish Salve. He emphasized that the rules will be the deciding factor in determining Indian citizenship. The senior advocate also addressed concerns that the government's clarification could potentially undermine the credibility of Indian passports on the international stage. According to Harish Salve, such concerns are unfounded and do not accurately reflect the implications of the government's clarification. The MEA's position on the matter has been subject to scrutiny and debate, with various stakeholders weighing in on the potential consequences. Harish Salve's support for the MEA's stance is significant, given his experience and expertise in the field. The government's clarification on the passport row has been a topic of discussion, with some expressing concerns about its potential impact on Indian citizens and the country's international reputation. However, Harish Salve's reassurance suggests that the rules governing Indian citizenship will remain the primary consideration. The MEA's stance on the issue is grounded in the existing rules and regulations, which will continue to guide the determination of Indian citizenship. The discussion surrounding the passport row highlights the complexities and nuances involved in determining citizenship and the importance of adhering to established rules and procedures.