PFI Restrictions: Central government accused of helping terrorists, anti-national activities Popular Front of India (PFI) After banning this organization, the police administration in the state has come on alert mode. The state police administration has issued important instructions to the district police. Instructions have been given to monitor the activities of PFI and related organizations (PFI activity).
Maharashtra Police has issued special guidelines to all district police and commissionerates. According to sources, all the local police have been asked to keep a watch on the activities of every member associated with the PFI. PFI activists, members can organize events against this ban. Therefore, the police have been instructed to keep an eye on the new organizations under which these workers organize programs. The ban on PFI and other related organizations is being opposed by some. A team of police will keep a watch on accounts which are sympathetic to PFI and post on social media in their support. An attempt can be made to create sympathy for PFI through social media. This is likely to create law and order problems. Therefore, orders have been given to keep an eye on social media accounts, websites, social media pages.
After the ban on PFI, the boards of their offices have also been removed in some places. After that, legal action has been ordered against those who use PFI flags, banners, posters, hoardings. Maharashtra Police has ordered the local police to take necessary steps to ensure that there is no law and order problem.
PFI bank accounts freeze
After the ban on PFI, 34 bank accounts linked to them have been frozen across the country. With this, the associates of PFI will no longer be able to withdraw money from these accounts. Investigating agencies have termed the financial transactions of PFI as suspicious. The ED had informed the court that Rs 120 crore has been deposited in the accounts of PFI and its associates over the years.
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