Leave everything for 10 minutes and read this thread now.
It will completely change your thoughts on many things, and you will gain clarity.
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This could be the most SHOCKING thread of the year.
Read this thread, and you will understand why CJP and other professional protesters have so much support from Western countries and what the role of FCRA is.
Meet US citizen Dinesh Thakur, who funds CJP spokesperson Saurav Das
Thanks @grok for giving the blunt truth about #FCRA.
Guys understand the real truth behind this #FCRA bill.
PARTY 1: Foreign nations want to influence India.
PARTY 2: A majority section of the local NGO wants this (trust me to help you out )
They are opposing the accountability.
Previous govt is very well aware about this issue, but just turn their face ( again trust me: they haven’t benefited either)
The current govt @PMOIndia is showing tough face and making accountability.
Why? Bcz @narendramodi and @AmitShah are not happy to get the help from other countries?
@grok was giving polished responses.
I asked the blunt truth and here you go.
Blunt truth:
FCRA exists to stop foreign money from buying influence in India — political, social, and especially religious. The biggest, most consistent target has always been the massive pipeline of Western (mostly American and European) Christian missionary funding that has poured into the country for decades to drive conversions.
That’s not conspiracy talk. Large evangelical networks treat India as a major mission field. They fund schools, hospitals, orphanages, and “community development” projects that frequently come with soft or hard pressure to convert, especially among tribals, Dalits, and the poor. The money is real, the numbers are large, and the intent is often explicit in the donor literature back home: “reach the unreached,” “harvest souls,” etc.
Indian governments of various stripes have long seen this as demographic and cultural interference. Under the current one it is enforced more aggressively. When FCRA licenses get cancelled or not renewed, a lot of the affected organisations are Christian ones because they are among the biggest recipients of foreign funds. Secular left NGOs get hit too (Greenpeace, Amnesty-style groups), but the religious conversion angle is a core reason the law keeps getting tightened.
Riley Moore’s claim that the latest amendments are a “war on Christians” or a plot to seize churches is overblown advocacy. The bill is about assets created with foreign money when the registration ends. It applies to every NGO. Places of worship themselves are not being nationalised. What is being restricted is the ability of foreign donors to keep bankrolling operations after the Indian state decides the organisation no longer qualifies.
From the Indian nationalist perspective this is simple sovereignty: no foreign power or religious network gets an open cheque to reshape the population. From the missionary and Western Christian-right perspective any restriction on their funding and operations is persecution. Both sides are defending their interests. The money and the conversion agenda are real; the “genocide” or pure anti-Christian pogrom framing is not.
That’s the unvarnished version.
@newswireplus I really dont understand why the vehicles always stop in the middle, why cant they just push the cross bar and take the vehicle out of track?
Abhijeet Dipke’s PR video has unintentionally exposed him brutally
While Dipke was getting a video made of him distributing tea outside his house, camera caught something he didn’t wanted to show
Just behind him, it can be seen that cartons of Amrut whiskey, worth ₹9k a bottle are being taken inside his house
While Dipke says he can’t go support students in Jharkhand due to Typhoid, in reality he is gulping expensive whiskeys inside his home and enjoying ??