After the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi, the investigation agencies are now eyeing the Al-Falah Medical College in Faridabad. This college, once famous for its modern facilities, is now surrounded by allegations of links with terrorists. Jammu and Kashmir Police and NIA team raided the college on Wednesday (12 November). Investigation has revealed that four doctors related to the blast – Dr. Umar Un Nabi, Dr. Muzammil, Dr. Shaheen Shahid, and Dr. Nisar-ul-Hassan were associated with this college.

Dr. Nisar is missing after the blast

According to sources, Dr. Nisar-ul-Hassan was fired from the job by the Jammu and Kashmir government in 2022 due to security reasons. After this, he got a job again in Al-Falah Medical College under a fake name. He is missing after the blast. Dr. Bhupinder Kaur, Vice-Chancellor of Al-Falah University, issued a statement saying that the university has no personal connection with these doctors and the college is fully cooperating in the investigation. “No suspicious material has been found on the campus,” he said.

Recruitment process will be investigated

However, the investigating agencies are not confident about the cleanliness of the college. A senior officer said, “Four doctors from the same college joining the terrorist network cannot be a coincidence.” Now investigating agencies are investigating the recruitment process of private universities to find out whether there were any lapses in security checks.

More than 70 faculty and students have been questioned so far

So far, more than 70 faculty and students have been questioned. A student said, “Dr. Umar and Dr. Ganai often remained missing from the college for many days and were not interested in teaching.”

What did the National Medical Commission say?

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has said that it is keeping an eye on the matter and action will be taken after the investigation is completed. Let us tell you that Al-Falah University was established in 2014 by Al-Falah Charitable Trust. This university offers courses in engineering, medical, management and science. Its medical college has received recognition in 2019.

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Mumbai Security News: The police has tightened security after a social media post, which feared violence on the occasion of Eid in Mumbai. In this post shared on March 27, it was claimed that some intruders could plot riots and bomb blasts.

Taking this matter seriously, the Mumbai Police has started investigation. Patrolling in the area has been increased by the police and suspicious activities are being closely monitored.

A viral post increased concern on social media
According to police sources, this post appeared on the social media platform ‘X’ at around 11 am on Thursday (March 27). A user tagged the ‘X’ account of the Navi Mumbai Police and wrote that “Mumbai Police should be vigilant. During Eid from 31 March to 1 April 2025, some illegal Rohingya/Bangladeshi/Pakistani infiltrations live in areas like Joe Dongri, Hindu-wide rims And bomb blasts can provoke. “

Police takes security steps
As soon as the Navi Mumbai Police received this alert, he immediately informed the Mumbai Police Control Room. Subsequently, the Mumbai Police increased patrolling in Dongri area and made extensive security arrangements at sensitive places.

Police sources confirmed that a search operation was conducted in Dongri area, but no suspicious activity has been found so far. Meanwhile, cyber cells are actively detecting the person who threatened using advanced technical methods.

Appeal to avoid rumors
The Mumbai Police has assured the citizens that strict steps have been taken to prevent any untoward incident and maintain law and order in the city. The police have appealed to the citizens to avoid rumors spreading on social media and inform the police immediately about any suspicious information.