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SHORT ANSWER: Yes, the government can suspend a passport under certain circumstances. DETAILS: - The Passport Act, 1967 allows the government to suspend or revoke a passport if it is deemed necessary in the interest of the sovereignty and integrity of India, security of the state, or for any other reason specified in the Act. - Reasons for suspension can include involvement in criminal activities, non-compliance with legal obligations, or if the passport was obtained through fraudulent means. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - A suspended passport cannot be used for travel, and the individual may face legal consequences if they attempt to use it. SOURCE: - Passport Act, 1967
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