According to the Constitution of India, Citizenship by incorporation of territory applies when _________________.
India acquires new territory
The Citizenship Act, 1955 lays down modes of acquiring Indian citizenship: by birth, by descent, by registration, by naturalisation, and by incorporation of territory.
Citizenship by incorporation of territory applies when any new territory becomes a part of India; the Government of India specifies the persons of that territory who shall be citizens of India.
Movement between states, mere residence of a foreigner, or division of a state do not fall under this mode.
Hence, this mode applies when India acquires new territory.
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