15 PFI members get death sentence in BJP’s Ranjit Srinivasan murder case, family happy to get justice

In the December 2021 murder of Bharatiya Janata Party Other Backward Classes Morcha leader Ranjit Srinivasan in the coastal district of Alappuzha, a Kerala court condemned fifteen of the guilty to death. It is known that the guilty individuals are members of the outlawed radical Islamic organization “Popular Front of India” (PFI).

In the murder case of the BJP’s OBC Morcha state secretary, there are 31 accused, and 15 of them have received a verdict. Judge VG Sridevi of the Welikkera Additional Sessions found all 15 accused guilty of murder and decided to impose sentences on January 22.

On the other hand, Mavelikkara Additional District Judge VG Sridevi imposed the sentence. The family feels they have received justice and is quite pleased with the verdict.

NIA raids 20 places in 6 states in PFI’s Phulwari Sharif case; substantial cache of important evidence found

The Popular Front of India (PFI), a banned organization, came under scrutiny by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday in a case involving the Phulwarisharif terror conspiracy in Bihar. The NIA carried out a large search operation at 20 different locations in six states.

Raids were performed at locations in several Delhi neighborhoods, including Chandni Chowk, Fazalpur, Shaheen Bagh, and Okhla. The districts of Tonk and Gangapur City in Rajasthan; Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh; Thane and Mumbai in Maharashtra; Lucknow, Siddharth Nagar, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Kanpur, and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. Searches were also carried out in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

For the past year, the agency has been looking into the Bihar terror case of Phulwari Sharif. These operations were a part of the ongoing inquiry into PFI and its alleged participation in illegal and anti-national activities.

A significant amount of evidence that is essential to the current investigation was found during the search, according to the NIA. “This evidence comprises various digital devices, such as laptops, mobile phones, SIM cards, memory cards, pen drives, and hard disks.

Additionally, incriminating documents have been found throughout the operation, according to the NIA. A considerable amount of Indian currency with a face value of Rs 8.5 lakh was also recovered in connection with this crime, the agency added.

ED raids the premises of former PFI workers in Kerala, currently raids are going on

ED has once more made PFI‘s situation more difficult. Kerala-based former PFI employees’ homes have been searched by the investigating agency. Thrissur, Ernakulam, Malappuram, and Wayanad are among the four areas where the ED has begun conducting searches. Currently, the raid is in progress.

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