Jamaat-e-Islami Hind
calls ‘culture of putting ban on organisations’ undemocratic, expresses concern
over ban on PFI in Jharkhand
New
Delhi: Jamaat-e-Islami Hind has expressed deep concern on
reports about the state government of Jharkhand putting a ban on the activities
of Popular Front of India (PFI).
The
Secretary General of Jamaat, Muhammad Salim Engineer has issued a statement to
the media saying: “Jamaat-e-Islami Hind disturbed by
reports of the Jharkhand government banning the activities of PFI under section
16 of the CLA Act, 1908. We are highly concerned and condemn this culture of
banning organizations. It is a clear violation of the fundamental rights
protected by the Constitution and goes against the democratic ethos and basic
civil liberties’’.
Salim
Engineer continued: “It is the duty of the police and administration to
maintain law and order in the state. If the government is seeking action
against any individual or organization for any alleged violations of law, then
it must be proved in the court of law. However to ban an entire organization is
totally unjustified and undemocratic’’.
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