Doctors’ Lockers at Al-Falah University to Be Inspected Amid Terror Links
Three doctors from Al-Falah University – Dr Shaheen Saeed, Dr Muzammil Shakeel, and Dr Umar Nabi (the suicide bomber killed in the Delhi blast) – have been directly linked to the terror module. Authorities are now preparing to inspect bank accounts and personal lockers of all doctors and professors at the university to trace any suspicious financial transactions or hidden materials.
Large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other chemicals commonly used in explosives were reportedly stockpiled by the accused, prompting statewide raids on fertiliser shops, chemical warehouses, hardware stores, and factories.
Suspicious Powders Seized from Jama Masjid in Faridabad’s Dabua Area
During a pre-dawn raid on November 23, Dabua Police recovered three types of suspicious powders from Jama Masjid in Tyagi Market:
- Granular white powder in a sack
- Fine white powder in a polythene bag
- Granular black powder in a plastic sack
Samples have been sent to the forensic laboratory, and results are awaited. The seizure has intensified scrutiny on religious places across Faridabad.
Key Suspects in Custody and Under Interrogation
Several individuals with alleged links to the terror module are currently in police custody:
- Mohammad Ishtiaq – Imam of Al-Falah University who rented a house to Dr Muzammil Shakeel
- Bashid and Shoaib from Dhauj village
- Shabbir from Aswati, Palwal
- Multiple Al-Falah University students found driving Dr Umar Nabi’s car
Investigators believe these individuals were in regular contact with the accused doctors and the suicide bomber.
City-Wide Combing Operation in Faridabad
Faridabad Police have placed the entire district on high alert with continuous checking drives in areas under:
- Dabua
- BPTP
- Kheri Pul
- Adarsh Nagar
- SGM Nagar
- Dhauj
- Palla
- Sarai Khwaja
- Ballabgarh
- Surajkund
Special focus is on mosques, hotels, dharamshalas, tenant accommodations, old vehicle dealers, and SIM card vendors.
Parents Panic Over Future of Al-Falah University Degrees
With the university under intense investigation, hundreds of parents from across India have submitted a plea to the administration and government, expressing fear that their children’s MBBS and other degrees could lose validity. They have demanded immediate assurance that the academic future of innocent students will be protected.
