Srinagar: Nearly six months after the central government banned the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), the illegal activities (prevention) tribunal confirmed the ban. The tribunal says that the government has reliable grounds to take action against JKLF. JKLF has been accused of supporting terrorist activities, as well as many cases,  are registered against JKLF.

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These cases include the murder of four Air Force officers and the kidnapping of Rubaiyya Saeed, the daughter of Mufti Mohammed Saeed. According to the information received, this organization used to provide funds illegally to promote terror. This organization has also been actively involved in the disbursement of funds and promotion of subversive activities among Hurriyat activists and stone-pelters to raise funds in the valley by raising funds.

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In March this year, the Narendra Modi government banned the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) under the Anti-Terrorism Act (UAPA). This decision of the Center was seen as a major crackdown on the separatists. Let us tell you that separatist leader Yasin Malik is the president of JKLF. Jammu and Kashmir administration arrested Yasin Malik on February 22, 8 days after the Pulwama attack.

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