Overseas citizens body to challenge India govt s new order
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The ministry had in March directed that professional OCIs including journalists, engineers and researchers have to notify it of their activities
The Association of Resident OCI and Families (Arocif) plans to challenge the Indian home ministry’s order that requires professional Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) to notify it about their activities while in the country.
The ministry had in March directed that professional OCIs including journalists, engineers and researchers have to notify it of their activities. Dr Rajanna Sreedhara, president of the association was quoted in the
Overseas Citizens of India, stung by Home Ministry notification, plan to take battle to Supreme Court
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May 13, 2021 15:08 IST
The March 4 order asked professionals such as journalists, engineers and researchers to notify the Ministry about their activities in India.
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The March 4 order asked professionals such as journalists, engineers and researchers to notify the Ministry about their activities in India.
The Home Ministry’s March 4 order that required professional Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) such as journalists, engineers and researchers to notify the Ministry about their activities in India has left them in the lurch.