Just as the bomb blast in Delhi alerted the security agencies across the country, the focus of investigation has now shifted to a madrassa in Faridabad, whose structure and location are constantly raising questions. This Madrasa was being built in 200 yards at a distance of about two kilometers near Al-Falah University. At first glance its structure did not look like a normal religious educational institution.

The biggest surprise was that the madrasa was being built about ten feet below the ground. This structure being built underground was enough to lead the security agencies in the direction of suspicion. When the ABP News team reached this place, they came to know that there were thick concrete walls, whose thickness was about 5 feet. The surprising thing was that fans, mats and seating areas were ready inside, which clearly shows that there must have been regular movement of people inside the madrasa under construction, but the question is, for what purpose was such an unusual structure made?

Who was funding the madrasa?

The Madrasa was registered in the name of Maulvi Ishtaaq, but the funding was completely being handled by Dr. Muzammil and this fact gives a more serious turn to the investigation, because the name of Dr. Muzammil has come up with the Delhi blasts module. This link led the investigating agencies to the conclusion that it could be an organized module not only at the city but even at the national level. It is also an important part of the investigation that when the underground construction was planned, who prepared it, where the construction material was brought from and for what purpose such a strong internal structure was prepared. All the facts indicate that the Madrasa could have been not only a religious place but also a center of some secret activity. On 24 December 2025, the NIA team reached Faridabad with Dr. Muzammil with special security. The team not only inspected the madrassa, but also took him to Al-Falah University and the house where he was living.

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Delhi Blast Case: The arrest of a medical professor of Kashmiri origin is being considered a major success of the anti-terrorism operation in recent years. This action has also brought Al-Falah University of Dhauj located in Faridabad, Haryana into the limelight. Now security agencies are deeply investigating whether the university’s laboratories were actually misused to prepare explosive substances or keep them hidden.

Doubt over Al-Falah University

According to a Times of India report, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana Police have recovered about 2,900 kg of explosive material along with rifles, pistols and bomb making equipment in a joint operation. This action was taken after the arrest of 35-year-old Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, who was a professor in the medical department at Al-Falah University.

The investigating agencies have recovered explosives, 20 timers, batteries, remote controls, 5 kg heavy metal, and walkie-talkie sets packed in 12 suitcases from Shakeel’s rented room. In the initial investigation, the police suspect that the university’s laboratories may have been used to make high-grade explosives like RDX.

Question on university and trust

Al-Falah University was established in 2014 and was approved by the UGC in 2015. The university is run by the Al-Falah Charitable Trust and is spread over approximately 70 acres in the Dhauj area of ​​Faridabad. It has received A grade from NAAC and many professional and academic courses are offered here.

However, on November 11, the investigating agencies arrested the university’s Chancellor Jawwad Ahmed Siddiqui, who is also the head of the same trust. This arrest raises serious questions on the activities of the Trust. Siddiqui is also said to be the owner of several private companies like Al-Falah Investments and Exports. Interestingly, even in the year 2000, his name had appeared in a financial scam.

Possible connection to Dubai

Investigation has also revealed that the wires of this network may be connected to Dubai. Usama Akhtar, associated with the Trust, who is a member of the Governing Body of Al-Falah School of Engineering, is currently living in Dubai. According to her LinkedIn profile, she is involved in the interior fitting and textile business. The agencies suspect that an attempt may have been made to carry out activities in India while sitting in Dubai through financial transactions and networking.

After the arrest of Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, serious questions have been raised on the activities of Al-Falah University and the trust associated with it. Now the investigating agencies are trying to find out whether the university was used as a base for manufacturing explosives related to terrorism, and whether its links extend abroad – especially Dubai.

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