Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticized the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing it as a 'draconian Bill' that threatens the existence of charitable organizations. He argued that the bill would enable the Union government to cancel the FCRA registration of organizations, such as schools and hospitals, without due process, effectively dismantling India's charitable sector. Stalin emphasized that the bill poses an existential threat to organizations reliant on foreign funding, which provide essential services to marginalized communities, including Dalits, tribals, and the rural poor. He expressed concern that the bill would disproportionately affect vulnerable citizens who depend on these institutions for education and healthcare. Furthermore, he highlighted provisions that could lead to the automatic cancellation of FCRA registrations and the appropriation of assets created from foreign contributions. Stalin urged the Prime Minister to withdraw the bill, warning that it could leave a lasting scar on India's democratic and humanitarian legacy. The Christian community across India has expressed significant agitation regarding the bill's provisions.