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Popular Front Of India: The demand for banning the Popular Front of India (PFI) is as soon as once more intensifying. All India Hindu Mahasabha and All India Bar Association have demanded a ban on it, accusing it of doing anti-national work. The Hindu Mahasabha says that it’s going to take to the streets at 5 pm on Monday, September 26, for its demands.
Along with this, the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha says that it’s going to submit a memorandum to the administration concerning this. The march will likely be held at the State Bank behind the KD Singh Babu Stadium in Lucknow and can march until Atal Chauraha Hazratganj. This demonstration will likely be led by Shishir Chaturvedi National Spokesperson Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha.
Arrest remains to be on in the case
In reality, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) have taken motion towards the officers related to the Popular Front of India (PFI) throughout the nation concerning Terror Funding. Arrests are nonetheless happening on this case. Today six members of PFI had been arrested from Meerut and Varanasi.
Many occasions the demand to ban has been raised
Earlier, Kausar Hasan Majidi, the nationwide president of Sufi Khanqah Association, had additionally written a letter to PM Modi demanding a ban on PFI. He had stated that PFI is indulging in anti-national actions, so it ought to be banned. The demand for banning it has been raised many occasions in the previous as properly.
In 2012 too, after the terror hyperlinks of PFI got here to the fore, there was a requirement to ban this group. After this, in 2017, the NIA submitted a report to the Ministry of Home Affairs, by which it was revealed that the PFI is concerned in terrorist actions. Even after this, there was a requirement to ban it.
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Operation Octopus: The title of the motion being taken towards PFI is ‘Operation Octopus’, know what got here out in the investigation
PFI Funding: Funds had been coming from overseas for PFI by NRI account in India, ED made many large disclosures
