FCRA Amendment Bill: Meghalaya Congress MP sought foreign countries intervention to put pressure on government of India
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FCRA Bill row: Congress MP Saleng Sangma admits to seeking foreign intervention for its withdrawal
Speaking to Northeast Live about the Bill, Congress MP Saleng Sangma admitted that he reached out to representatives from the United States, Australia, South Korea, England, Mexico, and African countries regarding the proposed legislation.
FCRA Amendment Bill: Meghalaya Congress MP sought foreign countries intervention to put pressure on government of India
GUWAHATI: National sovereignty has never been a serious concern for the Congress party and its leadership. The grand old party that ruled the country for over 5 decades repeatedly invited foreign intervention in India’s internal affairs whenever it suited their political interests. The latest example is Congress MP from Tura in Meghalaya Saleng A Sangma. The Congress MP confessed that he sought intervention from foreign countries like the USA, …
Who Is Congress MP Saleng Sangma? The FCRA Dispute, Church Connections and Shillong Violence Controversy
Congress MP Saleng A. Sangma has become the focus of a political controversy after acknowledging that he asked people overseas to appeal to the Indian government over the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026.
Congress MP Saleng Sangma Lobbies Foreign Delegates Against FCRA Amendment Bill, Calls It "Draconian"
Congress MP Saleng A Sangma of Tura has raised concerns over provisions of the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, particularly those on FCRA registration and renewal. He said the bill threatens institutions such as schools, colleges, orphanages and religious and charitable bodies, and argued that a delayed renewal could cost an organisation its […]
The FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 has been at the centre of controversy. Congress MP from Meghalaya Saleng Sangma has sought the intervention of foreign countries, including the US, to pressure the Indian government to withdraw the bill. This has raised serious questions of sovereignty regarding foreign interference in the internal affairs of the country, especially concerns about the impact on the institutions of the northeastern states.
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