[Solved] A foreigner residing in India does not have the right to

Q.	A foreigner residing in India does not have the right to
A.	seek justice in a court of law
B.	approach the police for protection or security
C.	vote at the time of elections to the Lok Sabha
D.	express an opinion critical of Government policy
Answer» C. vote at the time of elections to the Lok Sabha

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