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Udupi: Ban on KFD Under Consideration - Home Minister

  •   Mon, Jun 09 2008 03:09:02 PM

Udupi: Ban on KFD Organisation Under Consideration - Home Minister

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Jun 9: The state government is seriously thinking of banning Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD) in the state, said newly appointed home minister Dr V S Acharya.

Speaking to media persons on Sunday, June 8, he stated that stringent steps will be initiated to curb anti-national forces. The state will not waver in the matter of banning such groups if found necessary, he warned.

Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) has already been banned in the state and SIMI has questioned this ban in the Supreme Court. The state government has submitted necessary documents before the court in support of it's decision to ban the organisation. Similar action will be taken against KFD too, he added.

Importance will be given to develop naxal affected areas by providin proper infrastructure, rather than having dialogues with the naxals. Forest conservation legislations have created some hurdle for the successful implementation of packages meant for developing these areas. Steps will be taken to remove these hurdles, he added.
  

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  • SURESH HEGDE, DUBAI

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Dear Home Minister KFD and SIMI both are same principle organisation. So please ban this organisation as soon as possible.

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  • Joshi, Bombay

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Please KFD along with Bhajrang dal RSS they are all against the developement of the State , Country.

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  • SUBRAMANYA, MANGALORE

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Dear Minister ban KFD and also RSS both are two faces of one coin

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  • Sam, Bangalore

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    I think BJP started to implement their hidden agenda by taking the first step banning the social outfit like KFD without any solid proof, if they are considering to ban KFD, then why don’t they ban Hindu Extremist outfit like Bajrang Dal, Ramasena, etc. etc. they are the real threat to the unity, integrity and peace of Karnataka.

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  • Shareef Moideen, Mangalore/Saudi Arabia

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    It was expected that KFD will be banned or there will be a proposal on ban on KFD just to appease the fundamental outfits by new BJP government, and if the ban is on KFD it will be major setback to all peace loving Indians regardless of religion. I think there should be proposal to ban Hindu outfits like Bajrang Dal, Ramasene etc because of their Anti-national activities that has been witnessed by people of undivided South Kanara.

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  • Mohammed kisar, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Before considering to ban KFD let our home minister think of bannig Bajrang Dal, Rama Sene etc, which are handling law in thier hand.

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  • muzakir, dubai

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Why no ban on RSS and Bhajarangadal in our state?

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  • abdulrahmansulaiman, riyadh

    Mon, Jun 09 2008

    Dear  V.S.Acharya really good thinking. I hope you will do same about Bajarang Dal, Rama Sene & other Parivaars those who are really making problem in soceity.

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