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FCRA Bill Likely to Go to JPC; Shah Assures No Retrospective Implementation

Written by AI, News Sources from Times of India, Hindustan Times11 Aug 20261 min read

The central government is likely to send the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) bill to a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) amid opposition and demands for its complete withdrawal. Home Minister Amit Shah has assured Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma that the FCRA laws will not be implemented retrospectively. The government is eyeing consensus on the foreign funding bill, which has faced resistance from opposition parties. Referring the legislation to a JPC would allow detailed scrutiny and discussion. Shah's assurance to Lalduhoma is seen as part of efforts to address concerns. No official announcement has been made yet, and the timeline for the bill's referral remains unclear.

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