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You lack evidence that he is no longer an Indian citizen. As both of his parents were Indian citizens, he was born an Indian citizen. If you want to argue he is not or is no longer an Indian citizen, then show some proof.

And as you defend Ramaswamy, consider your stands with Harris, Haley, Rubio, Cruz, and others. Harris was born of two non-citizen parents, they were deported to Canada, where she grew up. She's not a natural born citizen in my opinion. Haley, born of two Indian citizen parents, again same issue. Rubio, born of Cuban citizen refugees, has Cuban and US citizenship, Cruz, born in Canada of Cuban and American parents (heck, even before he ran for president he discussed as a constitutional scholar how he didn't qualify as a natural born citizen).

You might like Ramaswammy, which is fine, but let us be clear about who is constitutionally qualified and acceptable as president or VP. And, as well, since the courts avoid giving anyone standing to raise the issue, how we might choose at the ballot box. That's always my and other people's bottom line, I and some others won't vote for anyone we don't see as a natural born citizen.