No retrospective effect for FCRA Bill: Mizoram CM after meeting Amit Shah

Christian organisations and some state governments have voiced concerns regarding the proposed Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill. Mizoram Chief Minister Laldhuhoma met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss these issues. The Chief M...

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Mizoram CM raises concerns over FCRA amendment bill, receiving assurances from Amit Shah.

Guwahati: Christian organisations and some state governments have raised concerns on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026.

Mizoram CM Laldhuhoma met Union home minister Amit Shah and raised their concerns. The CM stated, "We raised six issues with him. Out of those, he assured me that this bill will not have retrospective effect. As for the remaining points we raised, he said he would respond to them in writing and send us his comments. Only after we receive that reply will we have a clear picture... He is also going to begin discussions on the bill (FCRA) in Parliament on the 12th of this month."
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