From which Constitution, Indian titution, Constitution borrowed the provision of Single Citizenship?

The correct answer is British.

Key Points

• Indian Constitution borrowed the concept of Single Citizenship from the British Constitution.
• In India, irrespective of the state or territory, all citizens are granted single citizenship, unlike the federal systems of countries such as the USA or Canada where dual citizenship exists.
• Single Citizenship ensures national unity and integrity.
• The idea guarantees equality among Indian citizens and prevents discrimination based on state or region.

Additional Information

• Australia: Australia's Constitution is known for its federal structure, with separate citizenship rights for its states and territories. This model differs from India's single citizenship concept.
• Canada: Canada is another federal nation that provides dual citizenship — one for the nation and one for its provinces. This is distinct from India's single citizenship model.
• USSR: The USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) followed a socialist framework, and its Constitution did not influence India’s citizenship model. Instead, India adopted democratic principles from other nations like the USA and UK.
• British: The British Constitution introduced the concept of single citizenship, where all citizens are treated equally under one nation. India incorporated this principle to promote unity and equality among its people.