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94-year-old K Mahalakshmamma renounces US citizenship to die as Indian in Andhra village
Deccan Herald··26 Jun
Deccan Herald reported Bapatla Collector V Vinod Kumar said she lived in the US over two decades after husband's death and returned to Chinthagumpala village wanting final rites performed in India.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Indian citizenship can be restored through legal process.
- Elderly applicants receive assisted oath procedures.
- MHA approval is required after renouncing foreign citizenship.
What's Happening
- A 94-year-old woman renounced US citizenship.
- She took oath of allegiance in Bapatla.
- Her case is with the Home Ministry.
Personal Story
- She became a US citizen in 2000.
- She returned to Andhra Pradesh in 2018.
- She wants final rites performed in India.
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