Home Ministry Extends Ban on Pro-Khalistan Group Sikhs For Justice
Considering the role of SFJ in various subversive activities, the Home Ministry extended the ban imposed under the UAPA for five years with effect from July 10, the notification said.
New Delhi: The Union House Ministry on Tuesday extended the ban imposed on a qualified-Khalistan regional Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) for 5 years for its anti-India events. In a notification, the House Ministry stated the SFJ change into declared a banned industrial institution 5 years ago beneath the Unlawful Things to do (Prevention) Act for its anti-usa extensive events with a view to perchance true be prejudicial to the within security and integrity of the usa.
The SFJ continues to involve in anti-usa extensive and subversive events in ujab and someplace else and supposed to disrupt the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India, it stated.
The ministry stated the SFJ is encouraging and aiding the events for secession of aspect of the Indian territory from the Union of India and helping separatist companies combating to that end in India and someplace else by method of indulging in events and articulations supposed to disrupt the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India.
Questioning in regards to the functionality of SFJ in in exact in exact a range subversive events, the House Ministry extended the ban imposed beneath the UAPA for 5 years with influence from July 10, the notification stated.
(With PTI Inputs)
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