Supreme Court upholds police powers in cognizable crime probes during investigation into PFI members.
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Supreme Court upholds police powers in cognizable crime probes during investigation into PFI members.
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supreme court
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Popular Front of India
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Related events
- PFI members are accused of plotting the murder of a leader, which the NIA is currently investigating.
- The NIA is investigating the Popular Front of India (PFI) for alleged anti-national activities, leading to the Centre banning the group under UAPA provisions.
- A specific incident involving an Indian Army officer, Sofiya Qureshi, and controversial remarks made by Vijay Shah is now under the purview of the Supreme Court, requiring a potential prosecution sanction from the Cabinet.
- The Supreme Court began monitoring criminal cases in the Union Territory of Chandigarh and the states of Punjab and Haryana.
- An affidavit was submitted to the Supreme Court concerning orders related to the 2002 Gujarat riots.