What is the relevance of Articles 17, 18, and 19 in relation to citizenship, naturalisation, and aliens?
Articles 17, 18, and 19 are relevant to citizenship, naturalisation, and aliens as they deal with the jurisdiction over these matters. Article 17 pertains to extradition, which is the process of returning a person who has fled to another country to face justice in their home country. This can be important for dealing with people who are not citizens or residents of the country they have fled to, and thus fall under the jurisdiction of these articles. Article 18 deals with admission into, emigration from, and expulsion from India, which is directly related to naturalisation (the process by which a foreigner becomes a citizen) and aliens (people who are not citizens). Finally, Article 19 addresses passports and visas, which are important documents for travel between countries and can be critical for establishing one's legal status in a new country.