Al-Falah University: ED Uncovers ₹493 Crore Fraud, Fake Patients, and Terror Links

• ED chargesheet reveals Al-Falah University used 'fake patients' to deceive medical inspectors and maintain degree recognition.
• Chairman Javed Ahmed Siddiqui and Al-Falah Charitable Trust allegedly defrauded students of ₹493 crore with false NAAC and UGC claims.
• University campus in Faridabad reportedly served as a logistics hub for a 'white-collar' terror cell, with bomb planning in labs.
• Dr. Umar un Nabi, a Red Fort blast suicide bomber, was an Assistant Professor at the university, and staff verification was neglected.
• Student fees were allegedly diverted to family shell companies and private foreign funds, leading to asset attachment and a potential government receiver.

Why It Matters: Al-Falah University faces severe ED allegations of financial fraud, academic deception, and terror funding.