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JPC Chair Says New FCRA Amendment Bill Resembles Previous UPA-Era Legislation

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The chair of a parliamentary joint committee has stated that a proposed bill to amend the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act is similar to a law drafted during the previous UPA government's tenure. The observation was made during the committee's review of the current amendment bill. This suggests potential continuities in legislative approach across different political administrations. The comment highlights the ongoing parliamentary scrutiny of the proposed changes to foreign funding regulations.

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