Amit Shah assured proposed FCRA changes will not be retrospective, says Mizoram CM

Times of India — Top Stories · 6 Aug 2026, 9:51 pm

Chief minister Lalduhoma from Mizoram held a pivotal meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday, where Shah confirmed that amendments to the FCRA will not have a retroactive effect. Church representatives were also part of the discussion, emphasizing the need for suggestions to safeguard the FCRA. A vital debate on the proposed bill is set for August 12, promising to clarify future legislative actions.

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