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MHA cites internal security issues to defend FCRA tweak

NEW DELHI: Amid the charge from the opposition that Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill targets institutions run by minorities, especially Christians, Union home ministry asserted Friday that the amendments do not regulate charity but the entry of foreign money into a "sovereign space", which Centre is fully entitled to protect, and emphasised the law at its core is a "national-security" legislation.

Times of India2 sources1 min readFiled September 19, 2026

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    FCRA amendments not against any community, Centre tells House panel
  2. Times of IndiaBroke it
    MHA cites internal security issues to defend FCRA tweak

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