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 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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