The government has listed four Bills for introduction and subsequent consideration, with the BAC expected to decide the allocation of time for their discussion.
Responding to remarks by US Congressman Riley Moore, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said legislative matters concerning India are not open to external scrutiny.
INDIA bloc remains divided on participating in the debate, with some seeking a boycott until key demands are met while others favour opposing the Bill inside Parliament.
Lalduhma told Shah that the bill and its rules should operate prospectively as retrospective application of regulatory provisions may create uncertainty and expose bona fide organisations to penalties ...
Sources Rijiju sought Gandhi's cooperation and added that he is also expected to reach out to other Opposition parties as part of the government's efforts to end the logjam.
Republican lawmaker Riley Moore alleged the amendments would enable government takeovers of churches and religious charities, warning of implications for India-US ties.
