Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind President Maulana Arshad Madani has once again given a big statement regarding Al Falah University. Maulana Arshad Madani said that the action taken on Al-Falah University is not an attack on education, but a politics of intimidating Muslim institutions. He said that since independence, governments have been trying to weaken Muslims.

Maulana Arshad Madani, while addressing a program, said that Muslims can become mayors in big cities of America like New York and London, but in India, they cannot even become the chancellor of any university created by them. While giving this statement he also gave the example of Azam Khan.

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He said, ‘Muslim has become disabled and is finished. A man can become mayor of New York. A Khan can become the Mayor of London, but no Muslim can become the Vice Chancellor of a University in India and even if he does, he will go to jail like Azam Khan. Like Iqbal, the children will be put in jail. Wherever there is an institution of Muslims, the government cracks down on it as if it is a threat to the country. Look at what is happening to Al-Falah today. He is lying in jail and no one knows how many years he spends inside the jail.

Government does not want to let Muslims raise their heads – Maulana Madani

Maulana Madani said, ‘After the independence of the country, the situation is such that the government does not want to allow Muslims to raise their heads. The government wants the ground to be taken out from under the feet of the Muslims and today we see that the ground has been taken out from under the feet.

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National President of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, Maulana Arshad Madani has given a big statement on the controversy related to Al-Falah University and the situation of Muslims in the country. He says that the current situation is such that it has become almost impossible for a Muslim Vice Chancellor to become a vice chancellor in any university in India and even if one does become one, his outcome will be the same as what happened to socialist leader Azam Khan – jail.

Maulana Madani was speaking at a seminar organized in Delhi, which focused on the life and legacy of Mufti Kifayatullah Dehlvi, one of the founders of Jamiat. During his address, he raised the issue of the controversy related to Al-Falah University and its owner and said that the system does not want to allow Muslims to progress.

Madani said this big thing

In his address, Maulana Madani said, “The owner of Al-Falah University is lying in jail. No one knows for how long he will remain in jail. What kind of justice system is this that someone should be kept in jail continuously when the case has not even been fully proven yet.” He further said that even after 75 years of independence, Muslims are being prevented from progressing in education, leadership and administrative structures.

Giving global examples, Madani said that Muslims are holding big responsibilities across the world, he said, “Today a Muslim Mamdani can become the Mayor of New York. Sadiq Khan can become the Mayor of London, but a Muslim cannot become the Vice Chancellor of any university in India and if he does, he will go to jail like Azam Khan.” His statement is being seen in the context of Al-Falah University, where several legal investigations and arrest cases have come to light recently.

‘Governments want Muslims not to be able to raise their heads’- Madani’s allegation

Maulana Madani said, “Since independence, the governments have been trying to weaken the Muslims. The governments want the land to be taken away from the feet of the Muslims and it has been taken away to a large extent. Today the morale of the Muslims has been shattered.” He said that the allegation of lack of leadership among Muslims is wrong. If Muslims can become mayors in big cities of the world, then why are leadership not being allowed to emerge in India?

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After the links of Dr. Umar Nabi, accused in the car blast near Red Fort in Delhi, with Al-Falah University, now the intelligence agencies have made another big revelation about this university. According to the report, this is not the first case. Even before this, a student of Al-Falah University was found involved in terrorist activities.

Al-Falah’s student named in 2007 Ahmedabad serial blasts

Mirza Shadab Baig, an active member of Indian Mujahideen, has been a student of Al-Falah Engineering College. Baig completed B.Tech (Electronics and Instrumentation) from Al-Falah Engineering College, Faridabad in 2007. In the same year, his name also appeared in the serial blasts in Ahmedabad. It is said that he was involved in planning the attacks during his studies. Currently he is absconding and according to sources his location is said to be Afghanistan.

Al-Falah University started as Al-Falah School of Engineering and Technology. In 2014, it got the status of university under the Haryana Private Universities Amendment Act.

Mirza Shadab Baig had a role in the 2008 Jaipur blast.

Mirza Shadab Baig was an important member of Indian Mujahideen. He went to Udupi to collect explosives for the 2008 Jaipur blasts and there provided detonators and bearings to Riyaz and Yasin Bhatkal, from which IEDs were prepared. Due to his studies in Instrumentation Engineering, Beg was considered an expert in making bombs.

Was active in Ahmedabad-Surat and Gorakhpur blasts

About 15 days before the Ahmedabad blasts, Beg reached there and did a recce of the entire city. Together with three teams, he handled the work of blast planning, logistics, IED fitting and preparation of bag bombs. His name also surfaced in the 2007 Gorakhpur serial blasts, in which six people were injured. Gorakhpur Police later attached his property.

Mirza Shadab Baig absconding since 2008

Mirza Shadab Baig is absconding after the revelation of Indian Mujahideen network in 2008. After his name cropped up in the Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Gorakhpur blasts, a reward of Rs 1 lakh was announced on him. According to sources, he was last located in Afghanistan in 2019, but till date he is out of reach.

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After arresting Chairman Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui in the big scam related to Al-Falah University, ED has obtained 13 days custody from the court. This action has been taken on the charges of cheating students by showing them fake recognition and earning crores of rupees. The ED team had arrested Jawad Siddiqui from his house at around 11 pm on 18th November.

The reason for the arrest and all the documents were given to his lawyer and his wife. ED has made this arrest under Section 19 of PMLA. Delhi Crime Branch had registered two FIRs on November 13, in which it was alleged that the university showed fake NAAC recognition and declared itself recognized under Section 12B of UGC, whereas UGC had clearly said that the university never got this recognition.

‘Earned Rs 415 crore from false claims’

According to ED, all this was done to collect admission and fees by misleading the students and their families. Taking these allegations as the basis, ED started investigating money laundering. ED has claimed that Rs 415 crore, earned through false claims, came in the years when the university neither had NAAC recognition nor UGC 12B recognition. Meaning, admission and fees were taken from the students by giving wrong information. Therefore, ED has described this amount as Proceeds of Crime i.e. money earned from crime.

Jawad Siddiqui’s role revealed

Investigation also revealed that many times this money was sent to the accounts of companies and contractors related to the family. According to ED, the CFO of the university clearly said in his statement that all major financial decisions were taken by Chairman Jawad Siddiqui himself. Complete control of the financing of trusts, universities and colleges was in his hands. ED called this a big proof of the direct role of Jawad Siddiqui.

The lawyer appearing for ED told the court that a lot of work still remains to trace the money trail completely. It is important to secure many records and digital data. The accused can influence the witnesses. Many members of his family live abroad. Therefore there is also a danger of running away.

What did Jawad Siddiqui’s lawyer say?

Jawad Siddiqui’s lawyer said that the FIR itself is fake, hence ED should be given custody for only 7 days and not 14 days, but the court did not accept this argument. The court said that this matter is very serious. The investigation is in the initial stage and ED has many documents and people left to interrogate. On this basis, the court sent Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui to ED custody for 13 days.

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ED arrested Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah Group, after raids in a money laundering case related to funding of terrorism. According to sources, Al Falah’s accountant has also been detained. Delhi blast Its founder Javed Ahmed Siddiqui is under the radar of investigation after its connection with Faridabad’s Al Falah University came to light.

Who is Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui?

According to the investigating agencies, Jawad Siddiqui has appointed his wife, daughter and brothers as trustees in the charitable trust that runs Al Falah University. After the details related to Al Falah University were removed from the internet, the suspicion of the investigating agencies has deepened further. Javed Ahmed Siddiqui was born on 15 November 1964 in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh. After doing B.Tech from Devi Ahilya University, Indore, he worked as a lecturer in Jamia Millia University from 1992 to 1994.

Raid on 19 locations of Al-Falah Group

On Tuesday (18 November 2025), ED had conducted a major raid on 19 locations of Al-Falah Group, from where many important documents, digital devices and about Rs 48 lakh in cash were recovered. The investigation revealed that the trust money was wrongly sent to the family companies. Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui has also been accused of serious financial fraud.

Many financial irregularities have come to light in the functioning of Al Falah University. ED is investigating from where he got the crores of rupees to set up such a big university because he has also gone to jail in a fraud case. Siddiqui has also been summoned in the Delhi bomb blast case, but he did not appear.

Money laundering allegations against Jawad Siddiqui

According to ED, Al-Falah Charitable Trust was established in 1995 and Jawad Siddiqui has been its managing trustee since its inception. All the colleges and universities running in the name of the Trust are directly under its control. Investigation revealed that this trust showed meteoric rise i.e. rapid growth but this growth did not match the actual earnings. Contracts for construction, catering and other services were given directly to the companies of his wife and children. Many shell companies were used to embezzle money.

Faridabad based Al Falah University is once again in the headlines these days. Since the name came up in the investigation of terrorist module, fear can be clearly seen among the students studying and employees working on the campus. The situation is such that some students have returned home as a precaution.

Examinations are currently going on in the university. In such a situation, many students and employees are left with no other option but to live on campus. The administration is trying to maintain a normal atmosphere. Classes should continue and students should remain in the hostel.

An MBBS student, on condition of anonymity, said that most of the students are still on the campus. Classes are also continuing, but it is all just a formality. No one is able to focus completely. It is being said that security has been increased inside the campus, due to which the atmosphere seems more tense.

Uneasiness increased due to action of Delhi Police

The situation became more serious on Monday morning when Delhi Police issued two summons to the President of Al Falah University. These summons have been sent for questions related to the ongoing investigation of the Faridabad terrorist module case. Apart from this, investigation into two cases of forgery and fraud already registered against the university is also going on.

Due to police questioning and frequent visits of officials, there is unusual activity on the campus, which has further increased the anxiety of students and staff.

Uncertainty increased on campus

In the current situation, the biggest question is what direction the investigation will take and how much impact it will have on the future of the university. Students are saying that they are not able to concentrate on their studies, while the staff are facing difficulties in handling administrative activities. Al Falah University is going through a period of tension and uncertainty these days.

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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New revelations are continuously emerging in the Delhi blast. Now a big revelation has come to light about Dr. Muzammil, who had come to take a room on rent in Dhauj village of Faridabad. According to the latest information, the owner of the house told that Muzammil rented the room 2 months ago but he never came to live there. This case is important because only his belongings were found kept in the room and he had also hidden his real identity.

The whole story of taking a room on rent

According to the landlord, Dr. Muzammil had come to see room number 15 on the first floor two months ago and had taken it on rent the same day. He went after a thorough inspection of the room and immediately paid two months’ advance rent.

Giving information, the landlord said that the room rent was fixed at Rs 1200 per month, the advance of which was paid by Dr. Muzammil for 2 months at once and this room was on the first floor of his house, room number 15.

He told that as soon as he received the money, he had handed over the keys of the room and Dr. Muzammil had claimed that he was going to shift immediately, but after that he was never seen again.

Mysterious behavior and hidden identity

The landlord told in an exclusive conversation with ABP News that Muzammil had deliberately hidden his identity. He neither shared his complete profile nor provided any documents. For the first time, he left after keeping his things in the room and after that we waited for his return for several weeks.

Eventually there came a time when the owner checked his room, but found only things kept there and no movement or sound was heard. In Mandarashi’s words, “She was in no hurry to stay in the room, as if she just needed space, not shelter.”

Increasing questions and doubts on the matter

Many big questions are now being raised due to the mysterious actions of Dr. Muzammil. Had he taken the room just to keep his belongings and make a shelter? Did he hide his identity for some reason? Paying two months advance rent together also raises suspicion because tenants generally do not do this.

According to the landlord, if his intentions were normal, he would have come to stay at least once or shared his identity. Meanwhile, the landlord has started giving information at the local level so that the truth can come out soon. At present, discussion is going on in the village and people want to know who is Dr. Muzammil and what was his plan.

The troubles of Al-Falah University are not decreasing since the car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station. Now the recognition of the university has been canceled by AIU. In such a situation, now the question in the minds of the students and their parents is what will happen to the students studying there? Let us know…

Let us tell you that before AIU, NAAC had also served a show cause notice to the university, in which it was accused of giving wrong information and misleading the public. After this, on Thursday evening AIU also canceled the membership of the institute. On behalf of AIU, it was said that the events that took place in the past and the conduct of the university do not match the standards and rules of AIU.

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According to reports, in case of de-recognition of a university, the first solution is to adjust the current students in another recognized university. UGC usually makes arrangements for transfer of students to recognized universities of the same state or neighboring states. The academic credits completed by the students are transferred to the new university so that their studies are not interrupted and they do not have to study from the beginning of the course again.

What is the impact on the validity of the degree?

After de-recognition, the degrees of students who have already received a degree generally remain valid. Regulatory bodies take special care that old degrees are not affected in any way, so that the career of the students is not affected. At the same time, students who are in the final year are also usually given a chance to take the examination and complete the degree. This permission is given under special instructions from the UGC or the concerned board, so that years of hard work of the students do not go in vain.

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Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui Net Worth: The investigation by security agencies in the Delhi blast case is continuously making new revelations. Now the strings of this case have been linked to Javed Ahmed Siddiqui, director of Al-Falah University, Faridabad, Haryana. Javed Siddiqui’s name along with Dr. Shaheen Saeed and Dr. Muzammil Shakeel is now included in the list of main suspected accused. At the same time, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating this case separately regarding funding.

old fraud case

Javed Siddiqui has been in controversies before also. He is an accused in an old case related to fraud of Rs 7.5 crore and due to this he has been in jail for about three years. Siddiqui has a large corporate network, which operates through the Al-Falah Charitable Trust.

About 9 companies are registered under his trust, which were doing business related to education, software, financial services and energy sectors. All these companies were registered at the same address in Delhi and most were active till 2019. After this many were closed or became inactive.

Javed Siddiqui did B.Tech from Devi Ahilya University, Indore. About 25 years ago, he came to Delhi-NCR from Mhow in Indore and settled in Faridabad. Initially he opened an engineering college, after which he established Al-Falah University.

• 1997: Al-Falah Engineering College established
  
• 2019: Medical college got recognition
  
• 2019: MBBS starts in first batch
  
• A 650-bed multi-specialty hospital is also operated in the university campus.

Funding and doubt investigation

According to ED sources, the investigation is moving towards whether fund diversion or money laundering was done through Al-Falah Charitable Trust and its associated companies. Security agencies suspect that these channels are being used Delhi blast May have been involved in financial activities related to the case.

Investigating agencies say that there may be more big revelations in the coming days, because now the scope of investigation has reached educational institutions and the financial transactions related to them.

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