PFI Ban: vivek Agnihotri told PFI the headquarters of Urban Naxal, said - I am glad that I am seeing its defeat
The central government has banned the Popular Front of india (PFI) and its affiliated organizations for five years. Many states had demanded a ban on the Popular Front of India. Along with this, the Ministry of home Affairs has also released a long list of black exploits of this organization. At the same time, 'The kashmir Files' director vivek Agnihotri has also given his opinion on this and praised prime minister Narendra Modi.
Filmmaker vivek Agnihotri remains in the headlines due to his statements. Recently, he tweeted about the ban on the Popular Front of India. vivek wrote, In the end, someone dared to ban PFI. With this, he described PFI as the headquarters of Urban Naxals and said that I am happy that I am seeing the defeat of Urban Naxals in my lifetime.
Let us tell you that the central investigative agencies had conducted raids across the country twice. After this, more than 300 workers and leaders of this organization were arrested. This guerilla operation was carried out on 22 and 27 September. Following the recommendation of the investigating agencies, the Ministry of home Affairs has banned them for five years. The wires of PFI are also connected with the dreaded terrorist organization ISIS.
Talking about vivek Agnihotri, this year his film 'The kashmir Files' was released. The film, showing the massacre of Kashmiri Pandits in the 90s, was well received by the audience. At the same time, now vivek is also going to bring 'Delhi Files'. He has started preparing for this film.
