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New Delhi: Recently, the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Rajasthan Anti-Terror Squad made a string of arrests from in and around Indore and established that the 2007 bomb blasts in Ajmer and Hyderabad's Mecca Masjid were the handiwork of the same group of people.

At least three of the accused in the bomb blast case were charged with the murder of a tribal leader from the Congress party in 2003.

As like-minded men began coming together and plotting heinous attacks, the Madhya Pradesh

Kozhikkoe: State office for Campus Front on India has been inaugurated here by Nasaruddeen Elamaram, State president, Popular Front of India.

New Delhi: The Social Democratic Party of India, (SDPI), while expressing its deep concern over the deteriorating law and order situation in Kashmir valley over alleged senseless killing of over two dozen innocent youth by the security forces in as many days, has demanded withdrawal of Army from all the inhabited areas in the Valley.

Kozhikkode: Thousands of people staged protest marches today under the banner of Popular Front of India against police who are torturing Muslim youths in the guise of investigation into the assault against controversial professor T J Joseph, an accused in a blasphemy case.

Kozhikkode: The Bangalore court’s verdict dismissing anticipatory bail to Abunnasir Ma’dani, is vivid example for blatant human rights violations being meted out against Mahdani for decades, alleged National Confederation of Human Rights Organisations (NCHRO).

Kozhikkode: Popular Front of India urged all the concerned parties to desist from attempt s to divide the Kerala society on communal lines in connection with assault case against controversial teacher whose blasphemous question paper was caused widespread protest.

Kozhikkode: ‘It’s blatant injustice Towards Ma’dani’- opined P Abdul Hameed, General Secretary, Popular Front of India. He was reacting to the Bangalore fast track court’s verdict dismissing Ma’dani’s anticipatory bail in Bangalore serial blast case.

Kochi: Inspector General of Police B Sandhya made it clear that, the police have no role in smear campaign going on in media against Popular Front of India in connection with the attack on controversial lecturer T J Joseph for his blasphemous remarks on Prophet Muhammad.

By IANS,

Srinagar: A day after violent protests saw the killing of four people in firing by the security forces, the Kashmir Valley was "tense but peaceful" Wednesday, officials said. The Indian Army conducted flag marches through Srinagar to restore law and order and New Delhi sent Home Secretary G.K. Pillai to review the situation.

SDPI eager to win an election in Tamil Nadu