Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin (president of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party) criticized the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, during a rally in Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu. He asserted that the bill targets minority communities, particularly Christians, and could jeopardize thousands of Christian schools and colleges across India. Stalin accused the central government of using Prime Minister Narendra Modi's participation in Christian events as a facade, claiming it does not reflect genuine support for these communities. The proposed amendments to the FCRA law would lead to the cessation of FCRA certificates for organizations that do not renew them, establishing a new authority for managing foreign contributions. In response, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju emphasized that the bill only impacts illegal FCRA accounts and accused the Congress party of treating minorities as a vote bank, particularly Muslims. He stated that the current government is committed to supporting all communities, not just a select few.