The student wing of the banned Islamic organisation the Popular Front of India, Campus Front of India (CFI) has announced it will legally challenge the Narendra Modi-led central government’s decision to ban its parent organisation.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the CFI called the ban ‘undemocratic and anti-constitutional’.
“Campus Front of India has been working for over a decade among students across the country with a vision of building socially concerned and responsible youth with secular and democratic spirit. We have succeeded in achieving it to an extent. Many educated youth who are part of the organisation have now been active in various spheres of social activities,” the statement said.
It rejected the allegation levelled against it and the PFI as baseless and fabricated.
Earlier in the day, the Centre announced a ban on PFI and eight front organisations, including Campus Front of India for five years.
The decision has garnered mixed reactions from various organisations and political parties.
