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PFI encouraged anti-national activities, says NIA remand report

In the NIA charge sheet related to the case registered in Kochi, there are  14 accused with PFI as prime accused in the case.

PFI encouraged anti-national activities, says NIA remand report

PFI crackdown continues: Four members arrested from Shaheen Bagh (File Photo)

The National Investigation Agency(NIA), Kochi wing  has reportedly  raised serious allegations against the Popular Front of India (PFI) in the  report seeking remand of the accused arrested on Thursday.

The remand report  submitted in special NIA court, Kochi released by a  Malayalam news channel claimed that Popular Front of India (PFI) leaders forced youngsters to join terrorist organisations and encouraged anti-national activities.

The PFI also encourages vulnerable youths to join terrorist organisations including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Islamic State (IS) and Al-Qaida, and also “conspired to establish Islamic rule in India by committing a terrorist act as a part of violent jihad. PFI also spreads disaffection against India by wrongful interpretation of government policies to a particular section of people to create hatred against the state and its machinery.” The report further says.

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In the NIA charge sheet related to the case registered in Kochi, there are  14 accused with PFI as prime accused in the case. The other 13 accused include state leaders and workers of the outfit. PFI ‘s State General Secretary Abdul Sathar and state secretary CA Rouf are not arrested , the NIA report says. It is they, who  have called for a state-wide hartal on Friday.

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