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New Delhi: After banning the Popular Front of India PFI and its affiliates, the Ministry of Home Affairs MHA has now ordered the sealing of three premises in Delhi being operated by the extremist organisation. In a notification issued on Thursday, the Home Ministry has directed Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora to seal the three premises where illegal activities were being carried out by the PFI. The three premises include F-30/1B, Ground Floor, Zaid Apartment, near Royal Hotel, Shaheen Bagh, Delhi; N-44A-1, Hilal House, Ground Floor, Abul Fazal Enclave, Jamia Nagar, Delhi; B-27/2 3rd Floor Thokkar No 7 Jamia Nagar, Delhi. Also ReadPFI Ban: Karnataka Home Minister holds high-level meeting According to information, the process of freezing the bank accounts of PFI and its associates in Delhi has also been started. Earlier on Wednesday, the Home Ministry b
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BIDDEFORD, Maine 鈥?Saint Andre Home, a nonprofit agency that provides assistance to pregnant women, victims of sex trafficking and more, will close two of its long-running programs in the coming months because of
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