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Watch | Modi Govt is Abusing the Law, Hurting the Poor by Targeting NGOs, Social Movements

Harsh Mander, Colin Gonsalves, and Rahul Narayan speak about the weaponisation of laws like the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act aimed at targeting institutions and individuals who have dedicated their lives to helping India’s poor.
Kapil Sibal
Mar 05 2024
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Harsh Mander, Colin Gonsalves, and Rahul Narayan speak about the weaponisation of laws like the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act aimed at targeting institutions and individuals who have dedicated their lives to helping India’s poor.
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In this episode of Central Hall, Kapil Sibal speaks to Harsh Mander, Colin Gonsalves, and Rahul Narayan about the weaponisation of laws like the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) aimed at targeting institutions and individuals who have dedicated their lives to helping India’s poor.

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