As Parliament approaches its closing week, the FCRA amendment bill is notably absent from Monday’s Lok Sabha agenda, signaling a possible political strategy from the government. The legislation’s contentious nature is drawing connections to the pending delimitation exercise. Opposition groups, including DMK and NCP(SP), have raised alarms over its provisions. It seems the government wishes to foster a detailed discussion to address these criticisms.
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