New Delhi, Dec 21 (UiTV/IANS) – In a report filed before a Kerala court, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) claimed that the outlawed Popular Front of India (PFI) has links with the Al Qaeda.
The probe agency alleged in the report that PFI leaders were in touch with the terror group via different modes.
The NIA further claimed that the banned group was running a secret wing which they wanted to reveal at a different time.
“During recent raids, the NIA recovered a few devices. During the scanning of those devices, the agency learnt that PFI leaders had been in touch with the Al Qaeda. They were also had a secret wing,” said a source.
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The entire network of the PFI was busted by the NIA during nationwide raids which were recently conducted.
The PFI was then banned and all its leaders arrested.
NIA raids premises linked to drug mafia having Pak connections
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) was conducting raids at ten locations in Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan on the premises linked to the aides of gangster Goldy Brar and others in connection with the cross-border drug supply through drones from Pakistan territory.
This is one of the biggest crackdowns on the drug mafia who have links with Pakistan-based handlers and are thriving in India.
The raids started early this morning and are currently going on.
The NIA has already registered a case of UAPA in this connection.
The agency had also conducted raids last month at the gangsters’ premises.
Sources said that teams of NIA were present at Sirsa, Sonipat and Jhajjar in Haryana.
“Pakistan-based handlers were sending drugs to India-based gangsters through drones. We identified a few of them. Goldy Brar and his aides are on the radar. A few more gangsters’ aides are also being raided,” the source said.
Further details were awaited.
