Telangana HC directs Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) to decide PIO's petition to remove India entry ban
The petitioner, a doctor, was placed on a blacklist by Indian immigration authorities after it was found she had obtained an Indian passport by allegedly suppressing her Canadian nationality.
Justice NV Shravan Kumar directed the FRRO to review the representation in view of the urgency on personal grounds claimed by the petitioner.
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The petitioner had obtained an Indian passport in 2021, claiming to be a resident of Hyderabad.
But authorities found that she was a Canadian citizen since Sept 2003 and had obtained a Canadian passport in Jan 2021.
Since she had obtained the Indian passport by suppressing information about her nationality, which is an offence, she was directed to surrender it immediately at the Regional Passport Office, Bengaluru. Accordingly, she surrendered the passport and a surrender certificate was issued to her in July 2021.
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The doctor said she approached the court after authorities did not respond to her email sent on April 2025, urging them to lift the ban on her entry.
When the matter came up for hearing, the FRRO sought multiple adjournments on the grounds that it was yet to get instructions. During the final hearing, when the Foreigners Regional Registration Office sought more time, the HC directed it to consider her email and pass orders at the earliest.
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