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An OCI card doesn't provide dual citizenship, but it can have similar advantages, like a lifelong visa-free entry in India, without the need to report the duration of stay to any local police or authorities. An OCI card also provides equal rights in the economic, educational, and financial sectors.
OCI card does not give dual citizenship, but it has similar benefits like having equal rights as NRIs, and having the same fares in local flights, allowing one to visit wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and can also work and live in the country.
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According to the Indian Government, Indians are not allowed dual citizenship with an OCI card. If you have to get the citizenship of another country, then you have to surrender your Indian passport and apply for the citizenship of another country. With an OCI card, you can get the benefits of most citizens of India without getting a dual citizenship.