NEW DELHI (Reuters) -- The human rights group Amnesty International halted work in India on Tuesday, accusing the government of having frozen its bank accounts as punishment for speaking out about alleged rights abuses.
Group slams Modi government for punishing human rights organizations
Police detain a supporter of India's main opposition Congress party during a protest against farm bills passed by India's parliament, in New Delhi on Sept. 21. © Reuters
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -- The human rights group Amnesty International halted work in India on Tuesday, accusing the government of having frozen its bank accounts as punishment for speaking out about alleged rights abuses.