NIA, ATS questioning 15 activists of SDPI in Gujarat

Ahmedabad, Sep 27 (IANS) The Public Examination Organization (NIA), alongside Gujarat ATS, on Tuesday got 15 Social Progressive faction of India (SDPI) activists from across the state and is addressing them.

SDPI is political wing of the Famous Front of India (PFI).

Sources from the ATS said the state group is helping the NIA group in addressing SDPI individuals.

The organization is attempting to accumulate data on their job in the party and whether they have any relationship with PFI, how they are raising assets and who are the contributors.

The individuals being addressed are from Ahmedabad, Banaskantha, Surat and Navsari. The NIA will give an authority explanation on it.

At the point when IANS reached SDPI focal office, an official conveyor expressed that since the party has as of late entered Gujarat, no authority arrangements have been made.

None of the individuals had any piece of information about the 15 people being addressed.

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