ED questions PFI officials in connection with PMLA probe, 'links' with Delhi politicians and anti-CAA protests
FirstpostED questioned some Popular Front of India officials in connection with a money-laundering probe against it and an NGO linked to it, officials said New Delhi: The ED has questioned some Popular Front of India officials in connection with a money-laundering probe against it and an NGO linked to it, officials said on Thursday. The sources said the agency is investigating the exact nature of the association of some PFI officials with politicians based in Delhi and other parts of the country. Raj, who is also the All India Confederation of SC and ST Organisations’ national chairman, said while the media has “linked” his name with the PFI, it could be possible that he met and spoke to a number of people for a rally that was held here in December last year. “The Popular Front of India has stated it multiple times that we fully comply with the law of the land and the allegation of Rs 120 crore transferred from the Popular Front’s accounts just before the CAA protests is totally baseless and the people who are levelling these allegations should prove these claims,” PFI had earlier said in a statement.