False statements and fraudulent registration applications attract criminal liability where made knowingly under foreign-contribution compliance requirements. Knowingly giving a false intimation under the specified foreign-contribution compliance provisions, or obtaining prior permission or registration through ... Summary
False statements and fraudulent registration applications attract criminal liability where made knowingly under foreign-contribution compliance requirements.
Knowingly giving a false intimation under the specified foreign-contribution compliance provisions, or obtaining prior permission or registration through fraud, false representation, or concealment of a material fact, constitutes an offence. The misconduct is punishable upon conviction with imprisonment for up to six months, a fine, or both.
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