Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticized the recently introduced Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, asserting that it unfairly targets Christian institutions and minority charitable organizations across India. He expressed concern that the bill would directly impact minority groups, particularly those involved in charitable work, by potentially allowing authorities to cancel registrations and seize assets for minor lapses, such as delayed documentation. Stalin emphasized that many of these organizations provide critical services, including hospitals, schools, and hostels, which serve the public good. DMK Rajya Sabha MP P Wilson echoed these sentiments, highlighting that the bill's introduction during the Easter period has raised alarm among Christians nationwide. He accused the central government of failing to justify the targeting of minority properties and noted a history of reduced funding to Christian missions since 2014. The FCRA Amendment Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha on March 25, with the government claiming it aims to improve transparency in foreign fund usage and prevent misuse that could threaten national security.