 | Karnataka High Court upholds ban on PFI, affiliatesJustice M Nagaprasanna dismissed the petition filed by Pasha, represented by his wife Arshiya Fathima, as he is in judicial custody. |
 | Karnataka HC upholds Central government's ban on PFIThe Central government had issued an order banning the organisation and its allied outfits for a period of five years with immediate effect on September 28. |
 | 'No adverse material found to deny permission': HC gives nod to RSS march at 44 places in TNThe court directed the state police to direct all police officers not to "precipitate the issue," and to make security arrangements accordingly. |
 | Post ban, PFI lies low, concentrates on legal battle amid provocationsPFI former chairman E Aboobacker, who is facing serious health issues, had approached the Delhi High Court for bail. |
 | NIA grills four PFI leaders againNIA will seek the custody of more arrested persons in the coming days. |
 | The Faces of FearThe leaders of the banned Popular Front of India are erudite and committed masterminds, who spearheaded murders and conversions in the name of protecting Indian Islam. |
 | Crackdown continues on PFI, two more arrested under UAPAOn September 29, the Delhi Police registered the first FIR against the PFI and its associate organisations. |
| Kerala Police deny PFI links of officers but debate ragesA section of media reported that the NIA, handing over the to the state police chief, sought action against them. |
 | Speak in one voice, Thangal tells IUML leadersThangal said it cannot be ignored that extremist activities are strengthening in the country. |
| Court sends four PFI members to police custodyThe Delhi Police has arrested four members of the Popular Front of India (PFI) under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, a senior Police official said on Tuesday. |
 | INTERVIEW | My attackers wanted to strike fear and succeeded: Prof TJ JosephProf T J Joseph, the first victim of Popular Front of India’s atrocities, was in the TNIE office on the day the Union government imposed a ban on the extremist outfit. |
 | Cops start sealing PFI offices across KeralaFirst step is to stick notices on the premises of the building that houses the offices | Offices will be sealed once collector gives consent |
 | IUML a divided house over Centre’s PFI banHowever, Muneer asserted that there is no change in his stand over the ban. |
 | NIA plea to lodge PFI leaders in high security jailAccording to the NIA, the CCTV cameras at the cells of the High Security Prison will help in monitoring the accused persons regularly. |
 | Arrested PFI leaders in Kerala sent to judicial custody till Oct 20The NIA has raised serious allegations against the banned PFI and its arrested leaders and claimed that the seized documents during the raids contain highly incriminating materials. |
| Pay Rs 5.2 crore to KSRTC as hartal damages: Kerala HC tells PFIIt told PFI to deposit the money with the additional chief secretary (home). |
 | No more flash hartals in state: Kerala HCThe court asked the counsel for PFI leaders what security can be ensured in a state where even a High Court judge has to come with a police escort. |
| Pinarayi for phased PFI ban, tells police not to show any hasteThe CM told a meeting of all district collectors and police officers to take utmost care to prevent communal flare-ups. |
| SDPI vote base a riddle fronts have to deal withIn 2021 assembly polls, SDPI contested in 40 seats securing 75,566 votes while in 2016, it contested in 88 seats garnering 1,23,243 votes |
 | PFI ideology unlikely to fizzle out, expect rebirthThe ideology of the Popular Front of India (PFI) and allied organisations is unlikely to fizzle out following the ban. |
