A resolution passed by the National Executive Council meeting of Popular Front of India has appealed to the people to defeat BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha election to save the secular democratic future of the country.
Calicut: Social Democratic Party of India former National President A. Sayeed (63) passed away at 5 pm on 2 April 2019. For past few weeks, he was undergoing treatment for cancer at a hospital near Calicut. Born at Edavanna in Malappuram district in 1955, educated at GMUP School Edavanna, IOHS Edavanana and MES College Mampad, he was renowned as a scholar and writer. Well known Islamic scholar A Alavi Moulavi was his father. He retired as Public Relations Inspector from Manjeri Head Post Office. He was the Chairman of National Development Front (NDF) from 2002 to 2006.
RULING that the Maharashtra Police misused its powers and tortured five men imprisoned on false charges of rioting, the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (MSHRC) directed the state’s additional chief secretary (Home) to pay a compensation of Rs 2 lakh each to five Jalna residents. It further directed the Director General of Police (DGP) to initiate a departmental inquiry in the matter.
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Popular Front of India Chairman E Abubacker has stated that the NIA court judgment acquitting Swami Aseemanand and three others in Samjhauta Express bomb blast case is a mockery of justice. He further stated that the suspicious role played by National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the investigation of the case, has once again proved it an unfair agency submissive to government pressure.
Popular Front of India general secretary M. Mohammed Ali Jinnah, in a statement issued today, disapproved the news appeared in certain local news papers that Popular Front of India activities still continue in some parts of Jharkhand even after its ban in the state. He further stated that all members at all units in Jharkhand were directed to stop t activities of the organisation with effect from the date of new ban, even while condemning the government decision as undemocratic.
In the context of forthcoming Lok Sabha election, Popular Front of India has convened Muslim Political Conclave at New Delhi on 6th March 2019. The conclave was attended by intellectuals, scholars and community leaders belonging to different social and political backgrounds and representing different states. They took stock of the current political scenario, discussed the issues before the nation and resolved to forefront the concerns of the minorities, particularly Muslims.
Popular Front of India chairman E Abubacker has expressed deep sorrow and shock over the gruesome killing of believers on Friday that took place at two Mosques, the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Mosque, in Chirstchurch city in New Zealand. As many as 50 people have been reported to have died and so many people got injured. The victims are all innocent unarmed defenseless Muslim worshippers including children gathered for their Friday prayers.
Muzaffarpur: A delegation of Popular Front of India visited the families of two Muslim youth killed in police custody, who lived in Ramdeeha village of Chakiya police station. Chairman of Almomineen Foundation Sharfuddin Qasmi, SDPI Muzaffarpur district secretary Javed Iqbal, Popular Front Muzaffarpur president Ehtisham Tabish,Popular Front Bihar General secretary Riyaz Marif, Dr Asif, Master Mumtaz, Mohammad Aziz, Mohammad Irshad and others were in the delegation.
The Central Secretariat meeting of Popular Front of India held at its headquarters, in a statement issued after the Supreme Court order today on Ayodhya dispute, has welcome the court monitored mediation process. But it has expressed strong reservations about the inclusion of controversial figure Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in the three member panel. The meeting hoped that it would have been more meaningful if the Hon’ble Chief Justice himself headed the panel, instead of a retired judge.
Statement issued in the press conference held at Press Club of India, New Delhi
