Scandal at Al Falah University: Unveiled Connections and Alleged Deception

Al Falah University, based in Faridabad, faces scrutiny as the Enforcement Directorate investigates alleged money laundering and false accreditation claims. The university reportedly hired doctors with terror links without proper verification. The scandal involves fake employment records, unapproved faculty, and fraudulent financial practices linked to its medical college.

A serious scandal involving Faridabad's Al Falah University has emerged, raising questions about its hiring practices and accreditation claims. The university employed doctors with alleged terror connections without proper checks, according to the Enforcement Directorate (ED).'s findings during their money laundering investigation.

The ED's chargesheet reveals a troublesome pattern of hiring 'on paper' doctors purely for regulatory approvals. Chairman Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui, arrested alongside the Al Falah Charitable Trust, faces accusations of defrauding numerous agencies through fraudulent staffing and financial misrepresentations.

Statements and documents highlight the university's alleged deceitful operations, affecting both faculty remuneration and student fees. The inquiry has unearthed a concerning scenario with implications for accreditation standards and institutional governance within the education sector.