PFI ban

There have been instances of PFI members being killed or arrested on foreign land and then deported back to India, according to the NIA

The ATS interrogated the arrested individuals to learn that PFI had plans to launch severe anti-Hindu protests like that of anti-CAA and NRC riots. The arrested accused had plans to create riots in Hindu religious places like Kashi, Mathura, and Ayodhya.

During its inspections, the NIA discovered a list from Kerala PFI member where they had planned to target RSS leaders

PUCL is a fraternal organization of the People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR), having links with Maoists.

Maulana Razvi had called PFI a radical organisation and had appealed to all the Sufi and Sunni Muslims to stay away from it.

The PFI activists influenced the Muslims to hold weapons against the Hindus residing in the country. They employed themselves in government jobs and services and also served as the crucial fanatic segment of the now banned organization.

Ahmadullah Siddiqi claims he left SIMI when it became extremist, but he is associated with anti-India Islamist groups in the USA

The PFI 'Mission 2047' document states that Muslims on Earth are born only to establish the law of Allah.

The Indian government on 28 September 2022 banned the radical outfit PFI over its links with global terror organisations.

Two Lowrance LHR-80 Floating Handheld VHF with GPS sets, were seized from PFI member Barakabdullah's home in Tamil Nadu