Oxfam India, along with Centre for Policy Research (CPR), was surveyed by the income-tax department in September last year. The outcome of the IT surveys and violation of FCRA was said to be one of the main reasons for rejection of Oxfam's application, said officials. The findings of the I-T survey were said to be among the reasons for suspension of the CPR's FCRA licence for six months by the home ministry recently. In a statement on March 1, the CPR said it will "explore all avenues of recourse available to us".
