PFI banned for five years over terror links; Centre declares the radical outfit unlawful under UAPA
The government has banned the Popular Front of India (PFI) for its alleged terror activities. In a notification issued late Tuesday night, the Union Home Ministry said the central government thinks that the PFI and its affiliates have been involved in subversive activities, thereby disturbing public order and undermining the country's constitutional set-up and encouraging and enforcing a terror-based regressive regime.
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