
Centre extends ban on Zakir Naik's IRF by five more years
The Home Ministry renewed the Islamic Research Foundation's status as an unlawful association under UAPA a day before the previous ban was due to lapse.
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The Home Ministry renewed the Islamic Research Foundation's status as an unlawful association under UAPA a day before the previous ban was due to lapse.
The Home Ministry has declared Zakir Naik's Islamic Research Foundation an unlawful association under UAPA for another five years.
The previous ban was due to end on November 14; this is the third time the 2016 ban has been extended.
Naik, who is abroad, is being investigated by the NIA for alleged terror activities.