Delhi Blast Case: Al Falah University Chairman summoned in dual investigations; Click for details

Delhi Police has summoned Al Falah University Chairman Javed Ahmad Siddiqui in connection with two separate investigations, one linked to the Faridabad terror module case and the other related to alleged forgery and cheating based on complaints filed by the UGC.

Post Published By: Sona Saini

Updated : 17 November 2025, 12:50 PM IST

Delhi Police Issues Summons to University Chairman

New Delhi: Faridabad-based Al Falah University is once again under the radar of investigative agencies. Delhi Police has issued summons to the university's chairman, Javed Ahmed Siddiqui, in two separate cases. These include the alleged Faridabad terrorist module case and the forgery and fraud case filed based on a UGC complaint. The investigation in both cases is progressing rapidly.

Two FIRs Add to University's Troubles

Recently, the Delhi Police Crime Branch registered two FIRs against Al Falah University. One FIR relates to alleged cheating and the other to forgery. The UGC complaint alleges serious irregularities in the university's accreditation process and documentation. Alleged violations of UGC Section 12 and claims of fraudulent accreditation have also surfaced.

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Police teams visited the university office in Okhla and demanded several key documents. It is reported that both NAAC and UGC have confirmed violations of required standards in their reviews.

What has happened in investigation so far?

• A team from the Delhi Crime Branch arrived at Al Falah University in Okhla on Monday.
• A formal notice was issued to the university administration.
• Several documents and academic records were immediately provided.
• Serious irregularities were identified in the UGC and NAAC reports.
• Separate teams of the Crime Branch are investigating both FIRs.

Legal Experts' Opinion

According to experts, sections such as forgery and cheating fall under the serious category. If the investigation proves document irregularities, it could impact the university's operations, accreditation, and administrative structure.

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New Revelation Regarding Foreign Funding

Agencies investigating the Delhi blasts case are closely monitoring the activities of Al Falah University. Meanwhile, reports of the university receiving foreign funding have surfaced, prompting the agencies to investigate this aspect as well.

However, the Al Falah University Trust has categorically denied receiving foreign funding. Mohammad Razi, the trust's legal advisor, stated that the institute operates solely on student fees and is cooperating with investigating agencies at every level. The land documents requested by the Faridabad police have also been provided.