The NGO said it plans to challenge the Home Ministry's decision to bar it from receiving foreign funds.
In a statement, the NGO said the allegations levelled against it showed a complete non-application of mind and that the trust had responded "point-by-point and para-by-para".
"That the cancellation order was imminent was apparent from the mere show of a personal hearing granted to Sabrang Trust on April 11, 2016. The hearing was over in less than 10 minutes.
Sabrang Trust will actively explore all legal options to challenge the Home Ministry's order cancelling its FCRA registration, it said.
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