There are 7 reasons for the termination of citizenship in India. The following are the cases where citizenship can be terminated or abolished under the Indian Citizenship Act, of 1955: (i) If an Indian citizen acquires citizenship of another country. (ii) If a person voluntarily renounces the citizenship of the country. (iii) If the Government thinks that the citizenship has been acquired in a bad way. (iv) If any person shows disrespect or disrespect to the Indian Constitution. (v) If an Indian establishes trade relations with an enemy country at war with India or assists the enemy country. (vi) If a person is imprisoned abroad for two years or more. (vii) If a person has been absent from his home country for more than 7 years without justifiable reason.