US lawmaker warns India's FCRA bill could damage bilateral relations
US Congressman Riley Moore has voiced opposition to the suggested Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, arguing that it threatens to strain the partnership between India and the US. Describing the legislation as "an attack against Christians," Moore expressed concerns that it could lead to state seizures of religious charitable organizations once their FCRA licenses expire. The bill specifically aims to limit proselytization activities, intending to prevent foreign funds from being utilized for religious conversions.
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