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. The Students' Islamic Movement of India ( SIMI) is a banned Islamist organisation that was formed in, Uttar Pradesh, in April 1977. The stated mission of SIMI is the 'liberation of India' from Western materialistic cultural influence and to convert its Muslim society to live according to the Muslim code of conduct.

The Indian government describes it as a, and banned it in 2001, shortly after the. The ban was lifted in August 2008 by a special tribunal, but was reinstated by, then, on 6 August 2008 on national security grounds. Contents. Background On 25 April 1977, SIMI was founded in, in the state of, with as its founding president. (Siddiqi currently serves as a Professor of English and Journalism at in Macomb, IL. ) SIMI originally emerged as a student wing of the (JIH) in an effort to revitalise the (SIO) established in 1956. In 1981, SIMI activists protested against leader 's visit to India, and greeted him with black flags in New Delhi.

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Young SIMI activists viewed Arafat as a Western puppet, while the senior JIH leaders saw Arafat as a champion of the cause. The JIH also became uncomfortable with SIMI's support of the Iranian Revolution and oriented itself towards the SIO as its student wing. When SIMI sought self governance and independence of operation from JIH, JIH declined.

SIMI separated from JIH and continued as a hard line Islamic Organisation. Ideology Its slogan is 'Allah is our Lord, the Qur'an is our constitution, Muhammad is our leader, is our way and is our desire'. SIMI became more militant and extremist in the backdrop of communal riots and violence between Hindu and Muslim groups in the 80s and 90s. Among its various objectives, SIMI aims to counter what it perceives as the increasing moral degeneration, sexual anarchy in Indian society and the 'in sensitiveness' of a 'decadent' West. SIMI maintains that concepts of, democracy and nationalism, keystones of, are antithetical to. They aim to restore the supremacy of Islam through the resurrection of the, emphasis on the Muslim and the waging of. Clashes with Hindu organisations SIMI organised violent protests against the demolition of the.

In the nationwide violence that followed the demolitions, SIMI activists clashed against the Police and the VHP. Ban and aftermath The Government of India, by notification dated banned SIMI for the third time. SIMI was first banned on 27 September 2001 immediately following the in the United States. SIMI remained banned from 27 September 2001 to 27 September 2003 during which period several prosecutions were launched against its members under the provisions of, the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act , and the 1967.

SIMI was banned for the third time on 8 February 2006. The second ban of SIMI dated 27 September 2003 came to an end on 27 September 2005. Therefore, SIMI was in existence between 28 September 2005 and 7 February 2006 but was believed to be dysfunctional due to the fact that many of its members were demoralised or had crossed the age of 30 years; which automatically made them ineligible to continue as a member of SIMI -SIMI has an age limit of 30 years for membership.

Many of its members had to fight cases registered against them by the Government. However, on 27 July 2006, a spokesperson of the Indian Government told the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Tribunal held in New Delhi, that contrary to notions that SIMI's activities declined following its ban, the organisation 'had stepped up its subversive activities and was involved in almost all major explosions, communal violence and circulation of inflammatory material across the country.'

The ban notification and the background note stated that SIMI deserved to be banned for clandestine activities and links with around 20 organisations through whom SIMI was allegedly operating. The background note clearly says that there was no violent incident in which SIMI was involved in the last 2–3 years. To prove its case against SIMI, the Government cited several cases under the registered between 1998–2001. The third ban on SIMI was lifted by the Tribunal on 5 August 2008. 'Material given by the home ministry is insufficient, so ban cannot be continued,' Justice Geeta Mittal, a sitting Delhi High Court judge, said while lifting the ban. But the lifting of the ban was stayed by the supreme court of India on the next day itself(6 August 2008).

A special tribunal has upheld the ban imposed on SIMI by the Home Ministry under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. The Tribunal's head confirming the ban held that SIMI has links with Pakistan-based terror outfits and its front, the Indian Mujahideen. Transformation into Indian Mujahideen The exact nature of the relationship between SIMI and (IM) is debated. Some analysts contend that IM is a militant branch of SIMI while others believe that the two groups are distinct although linked. Incidents 2006. 30 October: Noor-ul-Hooda, a SIMI activist, was arrested by the police for his alleged involvement in the.

Authorities said the bombs used in the blasts were assembled in the garage of 'main conspirator' Shabbir at Malegaon. Maharashtra police claims that 2006 Malegaon blasts were the handiwork of ex-SIMI members. But later on Law enforcement agenicies decided not to oppose bail plea of Muslim youths because the role of a Hindu Radical organisation became evident when investigation progressed further 2007. 15 February: The Supreme Court describes the banned Students Islamic Movement of India as a 'secessionist movement.' 2008. 27 March: SIMI Ex-general secretary (Mahidpur), Amil Parvez(Unhel) arrested from, along with 10 alleged members of the group by State Police's Special Task Force.

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5 August: Delhi High Court Tribunal lifts ban on SIMI. The lifting of the ban was subsequently stayed by the Supreme Court of India on 6 August 2008. 2012 Union government extended the ban imposed on SIMI by two more years. 2014 The Union government has renewed the ban on Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for another five years. On 18 May 2014, at Bhopal district court, alleged members who were being produced before the court shouted pro- slogans saying 'Taliban zindabad' (long live Taliban) and indicated a threat to designated Prime Minister with ' Ab Modi ki baari hai'(It is Modi's turn now) at Bhopal district court. 2015.

7 April: Five suspected SIMI activists were shot dead in Nalagonda, by the same security team who were escorting them in a police van from jail to a court 150 km away. The police stated that they were trying to escape by snatching weapons. Later the relatives of the dead and some civil activists raised question on the authenticity of the incident. An inquiry by an executive magistrate and judicial inquiry has been ordered into the encounter incident, following a directive in 2014. 1 May: A trial court in, acquitted 17 men who were arrested by in 2008 on charges of terrorism and criminal conspiracy and allegedly being associated with the SIMI. 2016. 31 October: Eight SIMI activists were killed in alleged encounter after they escaped from high-security Bhopal jail with the help of spoons, plates & bedsheets.

A head constable was killed in the incident.The encounter took place 10 km. Away from the prison, on the outskirts of the city. See also. References. Retrieved 24 August 2012.

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Missing or empty title=. Further reading. Ahmad, Irfan (2009). Islamism and Democracy in India: The Transformation of Jamaat-e-Islami. Princeton University Press. External links.