Popular Front of India: From inception to ban
On September 28, the Central government of India banned the Popular Front of India and its fronts for five years for its alleged links to terror funding. Who were the PFI?
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On September 28, the Central government of India banned the Popular Front of India and its fronts for five years for its alleged links to terror funding. Who were the PFI?
After the Centre banned PFI for 5 years under UAPA, Delhi Police has increased its activity in several areas of Delhi. 30 people with PFI links have been arrested so far from Shaheen Bhagh and Nizamuddin areas
The government has banned the Popular Front of India (PFI) and its frontal organisations for five years under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, accusing the outfits of having “links” with global terror groups such as ISIS and Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
As PFI was banned for 5 years, the brothers of slain Hindu Munnani spokesperson, Sasikumar, said that justice has been served.
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