US Congressman Riley Moore has publicly voiced concerns regarding India's recent amendments to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), warning that the changes could negatively impact bilateral ties.
The legislator specifically highlighted that the stricter compliance requirements might disproportionately affect religious and civil society organizations, potentially triggering diplomatic friction between Washington and New Delhi.
The Indian government maintains that the amendments are essential for ensuring transparency and national security, rejecting claims that the policy targets specific international groups or faiths.