Amid the ongoing debate over the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 (FCRA), Union Minister Kiren Rijiju assured that any misunderstandings regarding the law would be resolved. He emphasized that while action would be taken against violations, organizations working for the nation’s welfare would not be disrupted. Rijiju stated that the government is committed to addressing concerns raised by various groups, including Christian missionaries, and ensuring the welfare of all citizens.
Rijiju criticized opposition parties for spreading misinformation for political gains, accusing them of attempting to mislead the people of Kerala. He clarified that the government’s focus is not on playing politics but on upholding the regulations related to foreign funding under the FCRA framework. The Minister emphasized that foreign contributions aimed at public welfare are acceptable, but any misuse of funds for illegal activities will face strict consequences.
During his visit to Kerala, Rijiju engaged with a diverse range of stakeholders, including religious leaders, social workers, minority community representatives, and church leaders. He highlighted his role as a BJP leader, expressing his commitment to supporting party members and conveying the Prime Minister’s vision for the development of Kerala and India. Rijiju noted the positive response from the people of Kerala ahead of the upcoming elections, indicating optimism among the populace.
