Plan to make India an Islamic nation in 25 years, Maharashtra ATS chief made big reveal about PFI
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Vineet Agarwal, head of the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), said the PFI plans to turn people into an Islamic country by 2047 by inspiring people to commit hate crimes.
The Ministry of Home Affairs of Maharashtra, which exercises powers under Section 42 of the Prevention of Wrongful Activities Act, has issued an order empowering Police Commissioners and District Magistrates to exercise their powers against the now banned Popular Front of India (PFI). Other states, including Kerala and Tamil Nadu, have passed such orders declaring PFI as an illegitimate association. Vineet Agarwal, head of the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), said the PFI plans to turn people into an Islamic country by 2047 by inspiring people to commit hate crimes. It also gave lectures to provoke him, ANI news agency quoted Agarwal as asking participants to keep self-defense items, stones and sharp objects on their roofs. They had 100 years of planning. In which 100 years of independence would have been completed i.e. until 2047 and an agenda was drawn up for every 5 years.
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They depicted themselves as persons involved in social development and physical education and gathered people. Lectures were given to provoke them. The Maharashtra ATS chief said the participants were also asked to keep self-defense, stones and sharp objects on their roofs. Aggarwal said we use tools to recover their data, their plan was to create a Muslim country by 2047 by motivating people to commit hate crimes. His job was to identify the target and hit the target. We will further freeze their accounts.
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The official also said the raids were conducted before the PFI was banned. After the ban, the organization will be dissolved. Now it has no right to regroup or protest on any platform except the legal forum. The Department of the Interior (MHA) had announced a five-year ban on PFI through a notice issued late Tuesday, declaring “PFI and its affiliates or affiliates or fronts as an illegitimate association with immediate effect.”
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