Anti-Terrorist Front India

Anti-Terrorist Front India (ATFI) is an anti-terrorist organisation led by  Viresh Shandilya.  ATFI Chief Shandilya acclaimed national popularity by condemning the  2016 T20 match between India and Pakistan at Eden Gardens in kolkata & Dharamshala. 

Rath yatra against Terrorism in 2002 by Viresh Shandilya 

The National President of the Anti-Terrorist Front India, Viresh Shandilya taken a Rath Yatra against terrorism to the Kashmir Valley in 2002.  Viresh Shandilya, who undertook the Rath Yatra against terrorism, Shandilya is hopeful that this will help in motivating people.  his main objective is to begin a crusade against terrorism which is claiming innocent lives that world over and particularly in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.  The ‘Rath’ for the journey carried photographs of freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Raj Guru, Sukhdev, Chandra Shekhar Azad, Subhash Chandra Bose, Sardar Patel and Jhansi Ki Rani.  Also slogans like “Desh Ki Raksha Karna Seekho, Jeena Hai To Marna Seekho”. 

Campaign Against Terrorism by ATFI 
The Anti-Terrorist Front India is an initiative by Viresh Shandilya, It is one of those mass movement organizations in India which is continuously supporting peace and discouraging all kind of terrorism on each and every level .  ATFI launched its national, international peace movement and managed many national and international events on Anti-Terrorism and peace not only in India but also in different parts of the world. 

ATFI files complaint against Pak PM in Court 
A case has been filed in a local court against Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif accusing him of hatching a conspiracy to provoke riots in Jammu and Kashmir. National President of Anti-Terrorist Front of India Viresh Shandilya has filed the complaint in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Ambala.  Complaint was filed in the court under various Sections of IPC.  In complaint Shandilya mentioned that “at the instigation of Nawaz Sharif the separatist leaders of J&K Yasin Malik, Syed Ali Shah Geelani and Shabir Shah had encouraged violence in the Kashmir valley.  Therefore their names have also been included in the complaint.” 

Pakistan Terrorists Threatening Shandilya to Stop Campaign Against Terrorism 
Anti-Terrorist Front India (ATFI) National President Viresh Shandilya, had also been facing death threats from anti-national elements, ATFI Chief and his family had been receiving death threats in the wake of his statements against anti-national statements of certain Pakistan based Lashkar-e-Taiba Head Hafiz Saeeed.  The threats were reportedly being received from Pakistan, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and other Muslim countries. 

Lashkar-e-Taiba has announced a bounty of Rs.  1 Crore on Shandilya severed head.  
Lashkar-e-Taiba has announced a bounty of Rs.  1 Crore on Anti-Terrorist Front India National President Viresh Shandilya  severed head.  The alleged threat was received through a voice message from Pakistan. 

ATFI welcomed Clean Ganga Initiative by government 
Viresh Shandilya, National President of the Anti-Terrorist Front India, welcomed the Narendra Modi government’s initiative to clean the Ganga.  Members of his organisation were willing to volunteer for the Ganga cleanliness campaign.  The front enrol 3,000 members in Uttarakhand. 

ATFI Announced Rs 21 Lakh Bounty For Cutting Farooq Abdullah Tongue 
Anti Terrorist Front India National President Viresh Shandilya has also announced a bounty of Rs 21 lakh prize for cutting former Jammu&Kashir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah‘s tongue, for “insulted” the country with his pro-Pakistan remarks and was speaking “against” the RSS.  ATFI national president Viresh Shandilya demanded immediate investigation and arrest of the Srinagar MP.  After this Irked over Rs 21 lakh bounty for his father Farooq Abdullah’s tongue, Omar Abdullah calls ATFI chief Shandilya 'an idiot' After the statement by Omar Abdullah ATFI Chief Viresh Shandilya advised former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah to seek psychiatrist’s consultation for his father since the latter has “lost his mind”. 

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Category:Counter-terrorism in India