DYFI

Sasikala and others were booked following a complaint from a DYFI leader. The accused are alleged to have circulated a video of the complainant and her friends with a caption and remarks deemed provocative.

SFI and DYFI are requesting the withdrawal of legal cases against student protesters. The organizations are advocating for the removal of charges related to the protests.

DYFI warns of statewide agitations if the government fails to notify 10,000 SI and Constable posts. The organization is threatening protests over the non-notification of these positions.

DYFI organized a march to T.G. Mohandas' residence in response to his YouTube comment about shooting Jantar Mantar protesters. The protest remarks by Mohandas sparked the demonstration.

SIT arrested DYFI leader Ribesh Ramakrishnan in a case involving the distribution of a fabricated image aimed at undermining LDF candidate K.K. Shailaja before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. He was arraigned as the second accused in the case.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has issued a notice to DYFI leader Ribesh Ramakrishnan, the second accused in the 'Kafir' screenshot case, directing him to appear at the Crime Branch office in Kozhikode. The case involves allegations related to the distribution of the controversial screenshot.

The Kerala police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) has named DYFI leader Ribesh Ramakrishnan as an accused in the Kafir screenshot case. Authorities plan to issue a notice for his interrogation and proceed with legal action as per the court’s anticipatory bail order.

A political dispute in Kerala continues over the distribution of free meals in government hospitals by DYFI. Health Minister K. Muraleedharan accuses Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan of supporting efforts to appropriate public space under the guise of philanthropy.

Kerala Health Minister K. Muraleedharan announced an end to food packet distribution on hospital premises under political party banners. His office later clarified that the statement referred to a specific hospital and should not be taken as a general policy.

Kerala's Health Minister prohibits political organizations from conducting welfare activities in government hospitals under their own banners, assigning sole responsibility to the Health department. DYFI, which has long provided free meals, states they intervened due to hospitals' lack of a system for caregivers' free food.

SIT made a second arrest in the 'kafir' screenshot case. Amal, a DYFI leader, was charged with disseminating communally sensitive material and later released on bail.

The Kozhikode Sessions Court is set to decide on the SIT's request to cancel the accused's bail in the 'Kafir screenshot' case and will also address an anticipatory bail plea by DYFI leader Ribesh Ramakrishnan.

RSP's decision to grant membership to former DYFI leaders has caused friction in the UDF, angering Congress and Youth Congress, who argue it undermines UDF's political integrity without collective approval.

Congress opposes an independent alliance in Pala, criticizing the council's decision to grant DYFI permission for a district meet as 'political betrayal.' The three-member collective involved claims it has an agreement with the UDF, not solely Congress.

Congress has withdrawn its support for an independent collective in the Pala municipality following a controversial council vote that approved a DYFI meeting.

A Kerala sessions court will decide on the bail plea of DYFI leader Jithin Bhaskaran in the 'Kafir screenshot' case. Prosecution opposed the bail, alleging he attempted to destroy digital evidence from his phone and that custodial interrogation is necessary for the investigation.

The DYFI Kannur district conference is set to begin in Thalassery on June 30. The event will focus on district-level organizational activities.

DYFI staged a protest against the Chief Minister over a boat race row. The demonstration highlights a conflict related to the event.

A DYFI leader was denied bail in a 'kafir screenshot' case in Kerala. The denial occurred during legal proceedings related to the case.

DYFI national president Rahim has filed a police complaint over a 'smear campaign' involving a controversial screenshot labeled 'Kaffir.' Leaders, including CPI(M) legislator K.K. Lathika, shared the screenshot on social media during an election campaign in Vadakara.

SIT is seeking court custody of a DYFI leader in the 'kafir screenshot' case. Jithin Bhaskar, a DYFI Vadakara block committee member and admin of the 'Vadakara Squad' WhatsApp group, is suspected of sharing the screenshot with over 200 people, though police have not confirmed he created it.

A case has been filed over a defamatory Facebook post targeting Kerala’s CPI(M) MP Rahim. The post allegedly used Rahim’s photo to falsely claim that individuals arrested in the State’s anti-narcotics drive Operation Toofan were members of CPI(M)-affiliated organizations SFI and DYFI.

DYFI alleges that police are intimidating pro-Left activists in the 'kafir screenshot' case. The claim is based solely on the title provided.

DYFI is demanding notification for the recruitment of teachers for students with special needs, threatening intensified agitation and a siege of the Assembly if vacancies remain unfilled. The federation also seeks relaxation of age limits for job applicants.

SFI and DYFI are protesting NTA's failures in conducting exams like NEET, UGC-NET, and CUET, which have caused uncertainty among students. They are demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister, citing the Central government's failure to implement meaningful reforms.