Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Al-Falah University Scandal: Fake Files and Terror Links
A former staff member at Al-Falah University in Faridabad, Delhi, revealed that around 100-150 fake patient files were made every day.
The staff also mentioned that Hindu employees were treated unfairly and that some Kashmiri staff and doctors supported Pakistan.
This news comes after a big explosion in Delhi, where a man named Umar Nabi, who worked at the university, was involved.
The police and other agencies are investigating the university for money laundering and fake claims about its education approvals.
They also found out that another former student was linked to terrorist activities.
The university's chairman, Jawad Ahmed Siddique, has been arrested and is being questioned.
Former Al-Falah University staff claimed 100-150 fake patient files were made daily under management's orders.
Hindu staff allegedly faced discrimination, and Kashmiri staff reportedly supported Pakistan with pro-Pakistani slogans.
Umar Nabi, involved in the Delhi Red Fort car blast, was an Assistant Professor at Al-Falah University.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating Al-Falah University for money laundering and fraudulent education claims.
Al-Falah University's chairman, Jawad Ahmed Siddique, was arrested and remanded in judicial custody for 14 days.
- Who
- Former Al-Falah University staff, ED, NIA, Jawad Ahmed Siddique
- What
- Allegations of fake patient files, religious discrimination, pro-Pakistani slogans, money laundering, and terrorist links
- When
- Investigations ongoing since November 2025
- Where
- Al-Falah University, Faridabad, Delhi
- Why
- To uncover the truth behind the Delhi Red Fort car blast and alleged fraudulent activities
- Fake Patient Files
- 100-150 prepared daily
- Religious Discrimination
- Hindu staff allegedly discriminated against
- Pro-Pakistani Slogans
- Reported by Kashmiri staff and night duty doctors
- Alleged Money Laundering
- Rs 400+ crore under investigation
- Terrorist Links
- Umar Nabi and Mirza Shadab Beg associated
- NAAC and UGC Fraud
- False accreditation claims
- ED Raids
- 19 locations searched, Rs 48 lakh recovered
- Judicial Custody
- Jawad Ahmed Siddique remanded for 14 days