Crushing the voices of the civil society will surely lead to the downfall of the Government like the one that happened to Marcos administration in Phillipines. Currently, in many operational areas, the CSOs are striving for the protection of the environment, but the Government wants to curtail their actions just to handover the tribal and resourceful lands to the colossal industrialists just to enable the industrialists to make profit at the cost of the poor tribes and marginalised people. Now the Corporate companies have started off their corporate social responsibility programs and they too become NGOs. These corporate industrial foundations are also receiving foreign funds for development programs. It is also reported that the NGOs founded with Hindutva ideology also receiving a huge foreign fund. Then, the foundations run by Sadhus that have devotees in foreign countries are consistently receiving large funds. But the present Government is showing lenient tendency towards them, which is absolutely partial. Can the Government set up a standard that they wouldn’t receive any bilateral funds for health and development programmes or financial assistance from the World Bank. In the post Independence epoch the civil society organisations have made significant contributions for the development of the downtrodden. Now the CSOs have mushroomed across the country. Despite its large numbers, there are CSOs with strong commitment and involvement to aid the underprivileged and marginalised people. The newly formed government might concentrate on development rather than crushing the civil societies or hiking the prices to show their as if they are the actions are good for the nation. Stop crushing the rights of the civil societies.