PFI

Kerala Police officer CA Siyad, who was trying to seek release of arrested PFI members, suspended for links with the banned group

PFI members wrote a message for the RSS leaders on Monday night when nobody could spot them.

CPI (Maoist) issued a press release and condemned the ban imposed on the Islamist outfit Popular Front of India (PFI) by the Ministry of Home Affairs,

Government of India banned the Islamist organisation PFI and its associated outfits with immediate effect on September 28.

Quoting one Jamiat member, he suggested that the Islamic organisation has been forced to reach an 'existential compromise' with the ruling BJP.

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

Several commercial and religious constructions were demolished in Bet Dwarka. A large security force was deployed during this time.

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