New Delhi, Nov. 12 -- A foreign national cannot claim an enforceable right to obtain a visa or enter India merely on the ground that she had previously been issued a multiple-entry Tourist Visa or that the visa remained valid, the Delhi high court has held while dismissing a US citizen's plea seeking directions to the Centre to permit her entry into India. Justice Amit Mahajan, in the November 5 verdict observed that possession of a visa does not, by itself, confer an absolute or unconditional right to enter India. "The petitioner, being a foreign national, cannot claim an enforceable right to be granted a visa or to be permitted entry into India merely on the basis that she had earlier been issued a multiple-entry Tourist Visa...," the court said.htc...