Article 370 gave people of Jammu and Kashmir two citizenships, unlike the single citizenship held by other Indians.
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- Article 370 dual citizenship Jammu Kashmir
- Kashmiris had two citizenships
- Jammu Kashmir separate citizenship Article 370
- People of Jammu and Kashmir had two citizenships under Article 370.
- Other Indians had one citizenship.
FACTLY reports that people of Jammu and Kashmir held only Indian citizenship.
FACTLY distinguishes citizenship from permanent-resident status, under which the former state framework provided certain special rights associated with Articles 370 and 35A.
Calling permanent-resident status a second citizenship conflates distinct legal categories.
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source reportingCitizenship and subnational residency status are different legal relationships unless law expressly equates them.
mechanism constraint- FACTLYlikely false
Article 370 gave people of Jammu and Kashmir two citizenships, unlike the single citizenship held by other Indians.
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unequal constitutional privilege
Jammu and Kashmir's special constitutional status is simplified into a claim that its people possessed two citizenships.
one citizenship versus two · simple numerical contrast · constitutional controversy
perceived unfairness · confusion
simplicity · legal controversy · numerical contrast
- legal statustwo citizenships
dual nationality · a separate citizenship
- granting provisionArticle 370
another constitutional provision · the special-status framework
- beneficiary grouppeople of Jammu and Kashmir
permanent residents of a region · an unspecified state population
Which exact provisions defined permanent-resident status and citizenship at the relevant time?
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