What are the reasons cited by the government to deny or cancel foreign fund registration of NGOs
Government cites 17 reasons to deny or cancel foreign fund registration of NGOs
The government may deny or cancel foreign fund registration of NGOs for various reasons, including:
- Violation of provisions of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA).
- Engaging in activities detrimental to national interest.
- Non-compliance with the prescribed procedures for receipt and utilization of foreign funds.
- Falsification of financial documents or submission of false information.
- Violation of the objectives mentioned in the registration application.
- Engaging in activities that pose a threat to public interest, peace, or order.
- Misuse of funds for activities not permitted under FCRA.
- Non-submission of annual returns or financial statements.
- Engaging in activities that promote communal disharmony or religious conversions.
- Links to organizations declared unlawful or terrorist outfits.
- Engaging in fraudulent practices or criminal activities.
- Non-cooperation during government inspections or investigations.
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