Jaipur: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) said on Friday that it has arrested two alleged members of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) on charge of organising weapons training camps in Kota and Jaipur.
The NIA stated that it arrested Vajid Ali and Mubarak Ali, both residents of Kota. The agency claimed that investigations revealed that other accused, Mohammad Ashif, Sadiq Sarraf, and Mohammad Sohail, all trained cadres and members of the PFI, were involved in an alleged criminal conspiracy.
“Their conspiracy and activities included the recruitment of members and cadres to the PFI for the purpose of committing violent acts with the objective of instilling fear among the general public,” the statement said, adding that these acts were also extended to inciting religious hatred and alleged radicalisation of youths, and organising training camps and fundraising for the commission of terrorist acts.In pursuance of the conspiracy, the accused were radicalising youth to commit unlawful activities and terrorist acts in various parts of India, including Rajasthan. tnn
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The NIA stated that it arrested Vajid Ali and Mubarak Ali, both residents of Kota. The agency claimed that investigations revealed that other accused, Mohammad Ashif, Sadiq Sarraf, and Mohammad Sohail, all trained cadres and members of the PFI, were involved in an alleged criminal conspiracy.
“Their conspiracy and activities included the recruitment of members and cadres to the PFI for the purpose of committing violent acts with the objective of instilling fear among the general public,” the statement said, adding that these acts were also extended to inciting religious hatred and alleged radicalisation of youths, and organising training camps and fundraising for the commission of terrorist acts.In pursuance of the conspiracy, the accused were radicalising youth to commit unlawful activities and terrorist acts in various parts of India, including Rajasthan. tnn
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