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Ban On PFI: 'THIS kind of action Is Dangerous, Cannot Be Supported', says Owaisi | Bharat Ki Baat

All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday said that though he has always opposed the Popular Front of India's (PFI) approach, the ban on the radical outfit cannot be supported, as reported by PTI. The government on Wednesday imposed a five-year ban on the PFI and several other outfits affiliated with it for their alleged involvement in terror activities and "links" with terrorist organisations like ISIS.

Owaisi said in a series of tweets, "While I have always opposed PFI's approach and supported democratic approach, this ban on PFI cannot be supported."

"But a draconian ban of this kind is dangerous as it is a ban on any Muslim who wishes to speak his mind. The way India's electoral autarky is approaching fascism, every Muslim youth will now be arrested with a PFI pamphlet under India's black law, UAPA," he tweeted

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