'Anti-people': Congress vows to oppose FCRA Bill, Venugopal accuses Centre of targeting NGOs
Opposition parties plan to strongly protest the proposed Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill. This legislation is expected to be introduced in Parliament during the Monsoon Session. Congress leaders allege the bill targets minorities and NGOs, deeming it unconstitutional. They also raise concerns about student protest handling and delimitation proposals. Opposition parties are preparing for parliamentary debates and potential legislative actions.
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