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Article 5 of the Indian Constitution defines who was considered an Indian citizen on January 26, 1950. It played a crucial role in determining citizenship after India’s independence and partition. This article set the foundation for Indian citizenship laws, which later evolved through amendments and new acts like the Citizenship Act 1955.

In this video, we explain:

✅ Who was considered an Indian citizen in 1950?
✅ Article 5 provisions – Birth, Parentage, and Residency criteria
✅ Impact of Partition on Citizenship
✅ How Article 5 shaped future citizenship laws (NRC, CAA, etc.)

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