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FCRA licences are cancelled, yet many NGOs continue to function by shifting foreign-funded assets and operations to new entities. The FCRA Amendment Bill aims to close that loophole. Watch:

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The Modi government has brought in amendments to the FCRA Act which effectively allow the government to take control of assets created by NGOs and institutions using foreign donations, even if the foreign contribution was minimal, once their FCRA licence is cancelled or expires. This has triggered a huge uproar across the country. Naturally, one might assume that since FCRA applies to political parties as well, these rules would apply uniformly to all. We’re sorry to say, you’ve completely underestimated the Sangh Parivar. In 2018, through a small clause introduced as part of the Union Budget, an amendment was passed that allows political parties to receive unlimited foreign donations, including from foreign companies. Shockingly, this change was made retrospective all the way back to 1976. Why make it retrospective from 1976? That’s where things get interesting. There have been long-standing allegations regarding foreign funding of Sangh Parivar leaders. For instance, Morarji Desai was reported by Seymour M. Hersh, formerly of The New York Times, to have received $20,000 annually from the CIA in exchange for information, as mentioned in his writings. Now you can see how strategically these changes have been made, and it raises serious questions about the sources of political funding of the BJP. And there are other allegations regarding a CIA agent from India who got trained in the US. Connect the dots yourself. Nisha Soman Thettayil explains.

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