A US legislator warns that proposed amendments to India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) framework could hurt India–US ties, citing concerns about the impact on Christian groups. Reporting from NDTV and Scroll.in says the warning is linked to India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026. Both outlets describe a provision that would allow the Indian government to set up a “Designated Authority” to take over the management of foreign contributions and assets if an organisation’s FCRA registration is cancelled. The sources note that the bill’s mechanism targets how foreign-funded assets are handled after a loss of registration, shifting management to a government-appointed authority. NDTV frames the legislator’s comment as a warning about “India ties” amid allegations of an “attack on Christians,” while Scroll.in quotes the legislator characterizing the situation as a “clear attack against Christians.” The reports focus on the legislator’s concerns and the bill’s operational change, without providing details on how the amendments will be implemented or on any specific case involving FCRA registration cancellations.