Enforcement Directorate investigating ‘scams’ worth around ₹4,000 crore in education sector
Here's taking a look at the Enforcement Directorate's ongoing investigations into scams in the education sector.
Here's taking a look at the Enforcement Directorate's ongoing investigations into scams in the education sector.
Delhi Police Crime Branch arrested Al Falah University chairman Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui following UGC complaints. Two FIRs were registered, and a Delhi court granted four days of police remand.
Several digital devices and other incriminating materials were seized during the raids conducted at the premises of various accused and suspects in the two states.
Siddiqui was in ED custody and was produced before the Saket Court after the expiry of his custodial remand. The ED did not seek further remand.3
The demonstration was led by VHRP national president Gopal Rai, who accused the university of being linked to anti-national and terror-related activities.
The Indore Bench of the High Court passed the interim order on Friday. It admitted a plea, submitted by a man who presently lives in the said house, to prove his ownership
In a significant development, a grinder was recovered from Dr Muzammil's Room No. 15, the same location where 360 kg of explosives were previously discovered.
The student, Ahmad Raza, a resident of Pathanpura, Deoband, is currently in his third year of MBBS, is studying at Al-Falah University in Faridabad. He had returned to Deoband only five days ago.
"He had been active for five years. Our probe has revealed that Muzaffar was operating from Dubai," said the sources
Al-Falah University first came under the scanner after the Jammu and Kashmir police arrested a doctor named Muzammil Ganaie and recovered around 350 kg of explosive grade ammonium nitrate from Delhi-NCR.
