Constitutional Provisions on Indian Citizenship and Domicile

Statement 1 is correct because India features a unified system of single national citizenship and a single national domicile, unlike federations like the USA. Statement 2 is incorrect because both citizens by birth and naturalized citizens are eligible to hold the office of the President (Head of State) in India. Statement 3 is incorrect because the Citizenship Act, 1955 explicitly includes provisions for depriving a naturalized citizen of their status if it was obtained through fraud, misrepresentation, or disloyalty to the Constitution. > India features single national citizenship and domicile, allowing both native-born and naturalized citizens to hold the presidency. Answer: (a).