PFI banned by Modi govt

The major goal of this PFI infiltration was to keep an eye on the operations of RSS as well as to get classified material.

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

Madras HC directed Tamil Nadu govt to grant permission for RSS march on November 6 instead of originally planned October 2

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.

Kerala HC directs PFI to pay ₹5.20 crore for damages caused to Kerala State Road Transport during its flash bandh

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.

The accounts of PFI's state branches are still active on social media platforms, along with the sister organisations that were banned by the MHA.

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