The assassination of the SFI leader at Maharaja College to disembark the Popular Front of India at wharf – The New Indian Express

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KOCHI: While the central government seeks to introduce a ban on PFI, the murder of a Maharaja student involving his student organization – Campus Front of India will strengthen the central government. The central government has already sought reports from central agencies, including the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the Intelligence Bureau (IB), regarding the alleged involvement of PFI in various illegal activities in Kerala.

According to sources, the NIA and the monitor the activities of PFI and Allied organizations in the context of extremist activities. With the badbadination of RSS Rudresh's leader in Bangalore last year, the central government began seeking sanctions against PFI's activities. "The report was asked to the national agencies that monitor the activities of PFI and to the agency that investigated the cases concerning it.

Agencies investigate illegal activities involving the organization including murders, cases under the law on weapons and explosives.We are at the proposal stage and we do not know the decision taken by the central government in this regard.The position of the state government will also be examined in this case, "sources said.

PFI claims to be present in 23 states. It has a strong base in Kerala with its active executives throughout the state. PFI's involvement in the professor's palm grinding business in Thodupuzha, an armed formation held at Narath in Kannur. Similarly, the NIA's investigation of Islamic State cases in Kerala revealed that several PFI leaders and supporters have gone to Syria to join the Jihadi group in Kerala in the past two years. There are five cases involving PFI militants joining ISIS in Kerala, which are now being examined by the NIA.

"The involvement of Campus Front of India activists in the attack on Maharaja's College and the murder of a student strengthen the government's position." Kerala Interior said earlier this year that the Kerala police had not formally asked the central government to ban PFI .. However, the presentation was made on the same day. IFP regarding the activities of the organization at the annual DGP conference held in Madhya Pradesh in January of this year

Although attempts have been made to contact the PFI spokesman, it has not been possible to do so. did not answer the calls