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NIA Files Supplementary Charge Sheet in PFI Unlawful Activities Case in Tamil Nadu

NIA Files Supplementary Charge Sheet in PFI Unlawful Activities Case in Tamil Nadu

NIA Files Supplementary Charge Sheet in PFI Unlawful Activities Case in Tamil Nadu

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken a significant step in addressing the unlawful activities of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) in Tamil Nadu. On Friday, the NIA filed a supplementary charge sheet against three accused individuals: Abdul Razzak, Mohamed Yusuf, and Kyzer A. This development marks a crucial move in the legal proceedings related to the PFI’s activities in the region.

Expanding Legal Actions

This supplementary charge sheet follows an earlier one filed by the NIA on March 17, which included charges against 10 accused individuals. The case pertains to the unlawful activities carried out by leaders, members, and cadres of the PFI, an organization deemed an “unlawful association” that actively promotes extremist ideologies across Tamil Nadu.

Operations and Ideological Promotion

According to a spokesperson from the federal agency, the PFI conducts its operations through its state headquarters in Purasawakkam, Chennai, and various district offices throughout Tamil Nadu, utilizing a network of frontal organizations. Their activities have been centered around promoting discord among different religious groups and undermining communal harmony.

During the course of investigations, searches were conducted at the residences of the accused individuals, leading to their subsequent arrest and presentation before the NIA Special Court in Chennai on May 9. It was revealed that these suspects were actively promoting the extremist ideology of the PFI by organizing weapons training camps for their recruits. These recruits were tasked with identifying and categorizing targets who opposed the PFI’s ideologies, with the aim of launching attacks, assaults, and even causing harm or death.

The evidence gathered in this case suggests that the accused individuals conspired and recruited new members into a self-styled “PFI Army,” which was formed with the intention of violently overthrowing the government of India.

These legal actions by the NIA underline the commitment to addressing and curbing extremist activities and ensuring the safety and security of the region.

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