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CBI Charges US Christian Group Over Rs 92 Crore Illegal Funding via 1,000 Debit Cards

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India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has charged a US-based Christian organisation with illegally channelling funds into the country. The group allegedly used around 1,000 ATM cards issued by Truist Bank in the United States to withdraw approximately $9.9 million, equivalent to Rs 92 crore. The transactions were traced across multiple Indian states, including Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, and Assam. Authorities have also flagged a suspected link between the funding and extremist activities in these regions.

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