A two-member NIA team, led by an Inspector General, visited Manila between April 24 and April 28 to question the recruiter, identified as Karen Aisha Al Muslimah alias Karen Aisha Hamidon
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caption id="attachment_4839298" align="alignnone" width="759" The NIA has submitted a report on the PFI to the ministry, claiming that the group has been involved in terror acts, including running terror camps and making bombs, and it was a fit case to be declared banned under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act UAPA, a Home Ministry official said./caption
The Union Home Ministry is examining recommendations made by the NIA against Kerala-based Popular Front of India PFI, regarding its alleged links with terror activities, sources have said. The NIA has submitted a report on the PFI to the ministry, claiming that the group has been involved in terror acts, including running terror camps and making bombs, and it was a fit case to be declared banned under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act UAPA, a Home Ministry official said.
The agency, it is learnt, has cited PFIs alleged involvement in four cases to support its claim chopping of a professors palm in Keralas Idukki district, organising a training camp in Kannur from where the NIA reportedly seized swords, country-made bombs and ingredients for making IEDs, murder of RSS leader Rudresh in Bengaluru and plans to carry out terror attacks in South India by involving the outfit Islamic State Al-Hindi.
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PFIs national executive council member P Koya said the agency had never approached the outfit to know about its activities. The activities of PFI are not anti-national but more nationalistic. We have never run any terror camp nor are we involved in any terror act, he said.
