A two-child policy may soon be coming to India. An NGO called the Jansankya Samadhan Foundation (JSF) has been calling for a two-child policy across India for years.
This year, on World Population Day (July 11), the JSF arranged an event where its president renewed this call once again. The JSF wants the introduction of a strict system of population control that limits couples to two children, with punishments for violators including up to 10 years in jail and/or the termination of government positions.
For any “surplus children” born, the JSF recommends the non-issuance of birth certificates. The organization has already submitted a memorandum to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to accept the proposed two-child policy legislation.
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“The population controllers never give up,” says Mr. Mosher. “Foreign-funded NGOs have been calling for India to adopt a two-child policy for years. But this latest call is particularly nonsensical. The country’s 2020 National Family Health Survey showed that India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is now below 2.0 children per woman. This is well below the 2.1 children needed to maintain a stable population.”
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