Al Falah University

Dr. Muzammil Shakeel has confessed that the deadly Red Fort blast was part of a larger, two-year conspiracy by a Jaish-linked module. The group self-funded ₹26 lakh to procure explosives and weapons, aiming for simultaneous attacks across Indian cities before the plan was foiled.

Al-Falah University, the private minority institution in Faridabad, Haryana, has come under intense investigation following its association with the busted Jaish-e-Mohammed terror module involving...

The Enforcement Directorate arrested Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah University, for money laundering involving false accreditation claims that earned the university Rs 415 crore. A Delhi court granted him 13 days' custody as the probe continues.

The ED had sought Siddiqui's remand, citing substantial evidence of deception, misrepresentation, and movement of suspected proceeds of crime.

The three cases were registered against Hamood Siddiqui in 2000 under Section 420 (cheating) of the Indian Penal Code and other relevant legal provisions.

Sensing police action, Umar, who is said to have planned the terror plot with Muzammil for two years, took refuge in a rented room in Hidayat colony.

A Pathankot surgeon, formerly associated with Al-Falah University, has been detained by a central agency in connection with the November 10 Red Fort blast in Delhi that killed 13 people. The probe now focuses on a suspected terror network linked to several doctors.

As police continue probe into the doctors’ wing of Jaish-e-Mohammed behind the 10 October car bomb blast in Delhi, four more people have been...