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Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD) was an Islamist organization considered an offshoot of the banned terrorist group Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI).1 Formed in the year 2001, it was active in the coastal city of Mangalore and in the districts of Udupi , Dakshina Kannada , Kodagu of Karnataka state and in Kasargod district of Kerala state. The group merged with Kerala-based political outfit Popular Front of India on 22 November 2006.2The Popular Front of India is accused in multiple terrorist attacks including the 2011 Mumbai bombings , 2012 Pune bombings and 2013 Hyderabad blasts .3The Karnataka Police were probing the involvement of the group in the 2009 Mysuru communal violence and terror strike at Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore. The group is also accused of extorting money and many of its members are accused in the sensational Hunsur kidnap and double murder of students. In 2015, Siddaramaiah cabinet decided to withdraw criminal cases against 1,600 activists of Karnataka Forum for Dignity and Popular Front of India for rioting. The opposition BJP accused the Chief Minister of turning a blind eye to the acts of violence by KFD and PFI activists in Hassan , Shivamogga and Mysuru and blamed these organisations of being seeded by the ISI and Taliban .4 The government was asked to reconsider its decision and warned the withdrawal of cases would result in spurt of moral policing, communal activities and other violent anti-social activities in the state. "Popular Front of India's role in 2011 Mumbai, 2012 Pune, 2013 Hyd blasts found: Intel agencies | India News - Times of India" .5
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Karnataka Forum for Dignity , also known as KFD , is a socio-cultural organization in Karnataka , India, working on issues related to minorities and backward communities in Karnataka , and was formed in the year 2001. The KFD has conducted a massive rally Chalo Vidhana Soudha in Bangalore where thousands of Muslims , Dalits and Christians took part to protest against the atrocities committed on minority communities settled in the coastal areas of Karnataka. KFD has hosted the Empower India Conference of the Popular Front of India , which was held at Bangalore in February 2007. Indian Union Muslim League leader M K Muneer has called this organisation and its parent organisation, Popular Front of India, attempt to form a political outfit, a dangerous move. Mangalore violence by Sangh outfits Fundamentalist Muslim outfit in Kerala plans a pan-Indian political avatar [1]
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Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD) is a Muslim organization in Karnataka , India, working on issues related to minorities communities in Karnataka , and was formed in the year 2001.
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Islamist organization in India Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD) was an Islamist organization in the Indian state of Karnataka . Formed in the year 2001, it was active in the coastal city of Mangalore and in the districts of Udupi , Dakshina Kannada , Kodagu of Karnataka state and in Kasargod district of Kerala state. The group merged with Kerala-based extremist Islamist organisation Popular Front of India (PFI) on 22 November 2006.It is considered an offshoot of the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI, the affiliate of the Indian Mujahideen ).The Karnataka Police were probing the involvement of the group in the 2009 Mysuru communal violence and 2005 Indian Institute of Science shooting in Bangalore.The group is also accused of extorting money and many of its members are accused in the sensational kidnap and murder of two boys from SBRR Mahajana College , Mysore.In 2015, the Siddaramaiah cabinet decided to withdraw criminal cases against 1,600 activists of KFD and Popular Front of India for rioting.The opposition BJP accused the chief minister of turning a blind eye to the acts of violence by activists belonging to the forum and the PFI in Hassan , Shivamogga and Mysuru, and blamed these organisations of being seeded by the Inter-Services Intelligence and Taliban . The government was asked to reconsider its decision and warned the withdrawal of cases would result in moral policing, communal activities and other violent anti-social activities in the state. The Times of India . 23 June 2011 ."Mysore double murder case: Six arrested" . 27 June 2011.
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socio-cultural organization in karnataka
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islamist organization in the indian state of karnataka
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