Banned PFI Leaders In Kerala Had Contacts With IS And Al-Qaeda

Banned PFI leaders in Kerala had contacts with IS and al-Qaeda, the NIA said in a special court.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NIA) has released vital information about the banned People’s Front (PFI) leaders in Kerala.

On the 10th, the National Intelligence Service submitted important data to the Kochi Prefecture National Intelligence Service Special Court.

The NIA said banned PFI leaders in Kerala were in contact with some Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaeda leaders. Along with this, the NIA needed more time to investigate PFI leaders arrested after the ban.

The court has extended the prosecution review period.

At the request of the NIS, the special prosecutor extended the period for collecting evidence and submitting an indictment by another 90 days.

We inform you that the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs has recently banned PFI and its affiliates for 5 years.

Many PFI locations were raided.

Significantly, in September of this year, NIA-led raids were conducted at PFI bases in several states.

During this time, more than 100 PFI employees were arrested for supporting domestic terrorism activities.

The chairman of the banned organization, Omar Salam, was also detained. Such raids were made in the case of organizing the financing of terrorists, and training camps.

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Jammu – Kashmir News: Three terrorists, including the killer of a Kashmiri Hindu, were killed in an encounter in Shopian.

Security forces on Tuesday killed three terrorists of the hit squad The Resistance Front (TRF) of the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba in an encounter in Shopian of South Kashmir.

Two of these terrorists were involved in the murder of Kashmiri Hindu Purna Krishna Bhatt and the murder of a Nepalese national.

An assault rifle, two pistols, and other items have been recovered from the slain terrorists.

Til Bahadur died during treatment.

Poorna Krishna Bhatt, a Kashmiri Hindu, was murdered on 13 October outside his house in Chaudharygund, Shopian.

At the same time, two laborers including Nepalese national Til Bahadur were injured in a terrorist attack outside school premises in Anantnag in the first week of November last month.

Til Bahadur later died during treatment in the hospital.

Police came to know late on Monday night that three terrorists armed with automatic weapons had come to Munjmarg in Shopian to meet one of their contacts.

At the same time, the police, along with the army and CRPF personnel, launched a campaign to nab the terrorists.

After midnight, the jawans laid siege to the village and closed all the routes of movement. After this, the security forces started their search operation in the early hours of Tuesday.