By Admin 
After the blast near Red Fort in Delhi, security agencies and administration have started tightening the noose on Faridabad’s Al Falah University. Faridabad district administration has ordered investigation of the lands of Al Falah University. Information about measurement and transactions of this land is also being collected.
Al Falah University, built on 78 acres in Dhauj village of Faridabad, has become the center of terrorist activities. After which the district administration has ordered an investigation of the university lands. The district enforcement team measured this land. The management has also been asked to record the measurement for about an hour along with its records.
Patwari measured the land
The district administration has now started investigating how many buildings have been built on the land of Alfalah University and how much land is lying vacant. Apart from this, from whom has the university land been purchased and how much land has been purchased.
The district administration has also given instructions to investigate how much money was given to whom for purchasing these lands. This investigation is being conducted keeping all these aspects in mind. The team has asked for records of land transactions from the university management, after which a report will be prepared and sent to the government. A mosque has also been constructed on the university land.
Let us tell you that Al Falah University was started in the year 1997, initially it was an engineering college. But in the year 2014, it got recognition from UGC after which it became a university from a college. This university is run by Al Falah Charitable Trust registered in Okhla, Delhi.
On the other hand, Delhi Police has also issued summons to University Chairman Javed Ahmed Siddiqui in two separate cases. These summons are related to the ongoing investigation into the terrorist module in Faridabad and two cases of forgery and fraud against the university.
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