Assam Police Arrested Three Leaders Of PFI And CFI: Rs 1.50 Lakh Recovered

Assam police arrested three leaders of PFI and CFI: Rs 1.50 lakh and other items were recovered.

Assam Police have arrested three leaders of “Popular Front of India” (PFI) and “Campus Front of India”, banned companies in Assam’s Barletta district.

This data was courtesy of Hiren Nath, ADGP (SB) Assam Police. He said the arrested PFI and CFI leaders were identified as Zakir Hussain, PFI Secretary of State Abu Sama, and CFI Finance Minister Sahidul Islam.

Assam Police have also recovered Rs 1.50 lakh cash, four mobile phones, and SDPI pamphlets from their possession.

CJI Chandrachud said at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of Gauhati High Court, there should be a touch of humanity in the law.

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on Friday said that law should have a touch of humanity to serve the interests of all people and should always be used with sensitivity to root out problems.

Speaking at the platinum jubilee celebrations of the Gauhati High Court, Justice Chandrachud said the law must take into account the realities of the communities where it is to be implemented.

He said that the legitimacy of the judiciary lies in the trust and confidence of the people in it, so it depends on the independence of the judiciary.

People’s faith in Judiciary is determined by one of the most important factors that the Judiciary is the first and last resort for citizens in trouble and need.

Mobile app launched for the safety of women.

The Chief Justice said that the role of the judiciary is to ensure that the law and its administration do not defeat justice, but uphold it.

On this occasion, President Draupadi Murmu launched a mobile app for the safety of women.

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6 youths went to Pakistan to become Jihadis with passports, but haven’t returned yet.

Pakistan has often been doing terrorist activities against India by involving the people of Jammu and Kashmir especially the youth in terrorism.

During the year 2017-18, 54 youths from Jammu and Kashmir went to Pakistan with passports. After going to Pakistan, they became a part of various terrorist organizations.

16 still in Pakistan.

Of these, 26 entered Kashmir by infiltrating the LoC with weapons. All of them were killed during infiltration along the LoC or in encounters with security forces in Kashmir.

12 other youths were brought back into the mainstream by the security forces with the help of their relatives, and 16 are still in Pakistan.