भारतीय नागरिकत्वाचा लोप पुढील कोणत्या कारणामुळे होत नाही ?

The correct answer is Option D (A person found guilty in court for acquiring wealth through corrupt means and malpractices).

Key Points:
• Part II of the Indian Constitution (Articles 5-11) and the Citizenship Act, 1955 deal with the acquisition and loss of citizenship.
• According to the Act, Indian citizenship can be lost in three ways: Renunciation, Termination, and Deprivation.
• Let's evaluate the options:
• 1. Renunciation (त्याग): A citizen of full age can make a declaration renouncing their citizenship (Option 1 is a valid reason).
• 2. Termination (समाप्ती): If an Indian citizen voluntarily acquires the citizenship of another country, their Indian citizenship automatically terminates (Option 2 is a valid reason).
• 3. Deprivation (हिरावून घेणे): The Central Govt can deprive a person of citizenship if they show disloyalty to the Constitution, engage in treason, espionage, or obtained citizenship by fraud (Option 3 is a valid reason).
• 4. Corruption (भ्रष्टाचार): Committing economic offenses or accumulating wealth through corrupt means is a criminal offense punishable by law, but it is NOT a ground for taking away a natural-born citizen's citizenship under the Act.
• Therefore, Option 4 is the correct answer.
• Key Takeaway: Indian citizenship can be lost by Renunciation, Termination, or Deprivation (treason/fraud), but NOT due to economic corruption.