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Amid attacks on various Christmas celebrations in parts of the country, a row erupted after West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee accused the Narendra Modi government of freezing all the bank accounts of a charity set up by Mother Teresa.   The events unfolded after reports said that the bank accounts of Missionaries of Charity were frozen on Christmas and Mamata tweeted out to say that she was shocked that 22,000 patients & employees of the Charity have been left without food & medicines. The reports triggered an outcry with Vicar General, Archdiocese of Calcutta, Fr. Dominic Gomes saying in a statement that in freezing the bank accounts, government agencies have given a cruel Christmas gift to the poorest of the poor.   The government responded back with the Ministry of Home Affairs saying that the the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act license of the charity to receive foreign donations expired on October 31st and was extended by the State Bank of IndiaI. The Home Ministry said that the charity itself asked for its account to be frozen and its FCRA license is to expire on December 31. The Kolkata-based charity established in 1950 hasn't yet responded to home ministry's statement.  The flashpoint comes after earlier this month a report in Al Jazeera claimed that police in Gujarat are probing whether the Missionaries of Charity forced girls in its shelter home in Vadodra to wear a cross and read the Bible.  Right-wing Hindu groups disrupted various Christmas gathering in north India this year with activists on Christmas eve also torching effigies of Santa Claus in Agra, the city of Taj Mahal.

 After Christmas disruptions, charity founded by Mother Teresa faces fund freeze

Row over Mother Teresa's charity as Mamata&nbsp;claims fund freeze Reports: accounts of Missionaries of Charities frozen on Christmas Didi: shocked,&nbsp;22,000 people lefts sans food &amp; medicine Archdiocese of Calcutta: cruel joke with poor on Christmas FCRA license not renewed due to 'adverse reports': Centre Charity itself asked SBI to freeze bank accounts: Centre Charity:&nbsp;license has neither been cancelled nor has it expired Charity:&nbsp;FCRA&nbsp;license&nbsp;not&nbsp;approved, stopped foreign donation&nbsp; Gujarat probing whether Teresa's charity forced girls to read Bible  Right-wing Hindu groups disrupted various Christmas gathering this year

Vicar General, Archdiocese of Calcutta, Fr. Dominic Gomes said in a statement that in freezing the bank accounts, government agencies have given a cruel Christmas gift to the poorest of the poor.

After attacks on various Christmas celebrations in parts of the country, a row erupted after West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee accused the Narendra Modi government of freezing all the bank accounts of a charity set up by Mother Teresa.    The events unfolded after reports said that the bank accounts of Missionaries of Charity were frozen on Christmas and Mamata tweeted out to say that she was shocked that 22,000 patients &amp; employees of the Charity have been left without food &amp; medicines.  The reports triggered an outcry with Vicar General, Archdiocese of Calcutta, Fr. Dominic Gomes saying in a statement that in freezing the bank accounts, government agencies have given a cruel Christmas gift to the poorest of the poor. The government responded back with the Ministry of Home Affairs saying that the the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act license of the charity to receive foreign donations expired on October 31st and was extended till December 31. The Home Ministry said that the charity itself asked SBI for its account to be frozen and its FCRA license was not renewed due to 'adverse reports'. The Kolkata-based charity established in 1950 too issued a statement in which it said that its&nbsp;FCRA&nbsp;license has neither been cancelled nor has it expired. It said there has been no freeze order on its bank accounts by the Home Ministry. It said that the charity has been informed that its FCRA&nbsp;application has not been approved and therefore it has asked all its Centres to not operate its Foreign Contribution&nbsp;accounts.&nbsp; &nbsp; The flashpoint comes after earlier this month a report in Al Jazeera claimed that police in Gujarat are probing whether the Missionaries of Charity forced girls in its shelter home in Vadodra to wear a cross and read the Bible.   Right-wing Hindu groups disrupted various Christmas gathering in north India this year with activists on Christmas eve also torching effigies of Santa Claus in Agra, the city of Taj Mahal.

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