PFI rally in Kerala parades chained individuals wearing RSS uniform

In a stunning rally in Kerala as we speak, the Popular Front of India (PFI), an extremist Islamist group, selected to do a rally parading males wearing RSS uniforms. The males being paraded had been additionally chained. The audio and visuals from the rally affirm quite a lot of Islamic chanting, together with Allahu Akbar, la ilaha illallah muhammadur rasulullah, and others chanted in the course of the procession.
The rally was held in Tenhipalam city in Malappuram district of Kerala, and video exhibits the procession passing via Chelari, the principle business centre of the city.
Some of the chants in the course of the procession had been probably incendiary, together with calls to chain RSS members. Apart from individuals in RSS uniforms, the rally additionally had individuals dressed as British officers, chained and tied with ropes, with the opposite finish of the rope held by individuals in skullcaps and lungis. The RSS and British dressed individuals had been adopted by a big group of individuals holding lathis, dresssed in skullcaps and lungis.

Some sources have mentioned that PFI’s rally as we speak is to ‘celebrate’ the centenary of the ‘1921 Malabar Hindu Genocide’, which is healthier recognized in historical past because the Malabar Rebellion of 1921. However this can’t be confirmed or denied.
Last yr in January, the Yogi Adityanath U.P. Government had requested for a ban on PFI due to the violence brought on by PFI in the course of the anti-CAA riots. The Central Government deferred the banning of PFI due to anti-CAA violence and nothing has come of it but.