Archive · 20 Aug 2026
ED Raids Azam Khan-Linked Premises Over Jauhar University Land
The Enforcement Directorate raided places connected to Azam Khan.
The places are linked to Jauhar University.
Investigators are looking at how land may have been acquired for the university.
Some of the land allegedly belonged to farmers.
Other land may have been classified as “enemy property.”
Enemy property means land in India legally connected to an enemy national or organization.
The law that explains this category is the Enemy Property Act, 1968.
The investigation is examining these alleged land acquisitions.
The Enforcement Directorate raided premises linked to Azam Khan in connection with Jauhar University.
The probe concerns the alleged acquisition of land belonging to farmers for the university.
The ED is also examining alleged acquisition of “enemy property” for the university.
Enemy property is located in India but legally linked to an enemy national or entity.
The relevant law is the Enemy Property Act, 1968.
- Who
- The Enforcement Directorate and premises linked to Azam Khan.
- What
- A raid and investigation into the alleged acquisition of farmers’ land and “enemy property” for Jauhar University.
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, at premises linked to Jauhar University and Azam Khan.
- Why
- The ED is investigating the alleged acquisition of land, including property belonging to farmers and property classified as “enemy property.”
- Investigating agency
- Enforcement Directorate (ED)
- University
- Jauhar University
- Linked person
- Azam Khan
- Property under investigation
- Land belonging to farmers and “enemy property”
- Relevant law
- Enemy Property Act, 1968
- Enemy property definition
- Property located in India but legally linked to an enemy national or entity