Neeraj Sharma, an India-born technology executive and U.S.-based CEO, is reported to be among a group of naturalized Americans who could lose their U.S. citizenship. According to coverage by Hindustan Times and The Economic Times, the case involves allegations that citizenship was obtained through fraud or related misconduct during the naturalisation process. The reports say Sharma is one of 17 naturalized Americans identified as being at risk, with the concerns centered on how they obtained citizenship rather than on any separate immigration status issue.
The articles describe the citizenship-loss proceedings as based on claims that involve the naturalisation process itself. They also note Sharma’s background as an India-born CEO in the United States. While the reporting outlines the accusations and the fact that he is named among those facing possible revocation, it does not provide details in the supplied excerpts about the specific allegations, the evidence cited, or the current stage of any legal proceedings. No outlet in the provided material asserts an outcome, and the matter is presented as a risk of loss of citizenship tied to the fraud allegations.
