Campus Front of India said its national general secretary Rauf Shareef was arrested by Enforcement Directorate (ED) under sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and called the arrest as “ED’s arbitrary detention” and “outrageous.”
Rauf Shareef was arrested in Kerala on Saturday. Campus Front of India has called for a nationwide protest against its national leader’s arrest.
ED’s arbitrary detention of Campus Front national general secretary @RaufKadayil is outrageous: call for nation wide protest
Campus Front of India pic.twitter.com/dwmyaVPryR
— Campus Front of India (@CampusFrontInd) December 12, 2020
“ED executes BJP’s order to intimidate students’ leaders and movements prelude to CAA-NRC implementation in January 2021,” it alleged.
The student body demanded Shareef’s immediate release and urged the government to stop targeting activists and organisations who led historic CAA NRC protest.
“We are not going to refrain from the cause. It’s the hallucinations of BJP that the students draw back from fighting vendetta,” an official note by Campus Front of India reads.
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Rushda Fathima Khan is the Staff Reporter for The Cognate.
