Delhi HC judge-led UAPA tribunal all set to hammer last nail in PFI coffin
Following the five-year ban imposed on Popular Front of India (PFI) and its affiliates by the Centre, the radical Islamic outfit has dissolved.
Following the five-year ban imposed on Popular Front of India (PFI) and its affiliates by the Centre, the radical Islamic outfit has dissolved.
The NIA has registered a case against the controversial preacher and his organization Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) for having radicalised many through his videos.
NSA Ajit Doval, in his address, said that the impact that NIA has been able to make against terrorism in Kashmir is more than any other agency.
The ED booked him in 2016 on an FIR filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
Zakir Naik, 53, a controversial figure who labelled the 9/11 terror attacks an 'inside job', fled India three years ago and moved to Muslim-dominated Malaysia.
Naik had been charged with making inflammatory speeches and questioned by local police over his intent to provoke a breach in peace by making remarks about Hindu and Chinese communities living in the Muslim-majority nation.
Malaysia's former police chief Rahim Noor has urged the government to rescind his Permanent Resident (PR) status and return him to India.
Naik, who is also the founder of the Peace TV channel, said in a statement that while he has trust in the Indian judiciary, he had no faith in the prosecution system.
The man identified as Riyas Aboobacker or Abu Dujana, a resident of Palakkad, was picked up on Sunday in connection with the Kasaragod ISIS module case in the South Indian state.
Later, in June 2017, he was declared a proclaimed offender even as a non-bailable arrest warrant against him was pending execution by the NIA.
