Police departments of various states and Union Territories have been asked to stay alert and deploy senior officers on ground to report any untoward incident after the government banned the Popular Front of India and its affiliates for five years under the anti-terror law on Wednesday. The police have been asked to identify offices of PFI and its affiliates mentioned …
Early Thursday, the National Investigation Agency targeted Popular Front of India offices and leaders across Kerala in a sweeping pre-dawn raid bolstered by armed State police security. #PFI activists protest the #NIA raids at PFI offices and homes of leaders across #Kerala, at Koduvally in #Kozhikode. pic.twitter.com/0QD8LrexpU — The Hindu - Kerala September 22, 2022 They said similar inspections were …
In a nationwide crackdown, 109 top leaders and functionaries of the Popular Front of India have been arrested by the National Investigation Agency, Enforcement Directorate and the police in 11 States. pic.twitter.com/0QD8LrexpU — The Hindu - Kerala September 22, 2022 ‘Baseless claims’ The PFI, through a statement, condemned the raids and termed the arrests “unjust”, a witch-hunt against the outfit’s …
