Al-Falah fills all MBBS seats one year after Red Fort blast
Faridabad: One year after the car bomb blast near Delhi’s Red Fort and the investigation into the alleged terror module linked to it, Faridabad’s Al-Falah University is once again in the spotlight. At the institution where the names of some doctors associated with it surfaced during the investigation, all 200 MBBS seats have been filled in this academic session. Despite questions raised after the terror investigation over the institution’s image and the future of students, the completion of admissions is being seen as significant for the university.
According to a Jagran report, a university official said the institution has a total of 1,700 seats across various faculties, including 200 MBBS seats. Fifteen people were killed in the blast near the Red Fort on November 10 last year. During their probe into the alleged terror module that surfaced in Faridabad, investigating agencies examined the role of some doctors associated with the university. The National Investigation Agency’s investigation and chargesheet have made serious allegations regarding explosive tests and the module’s activities.
The incident also affected Dhauj village, located near the university. According to the report, police, STF and NIA activity continued in the village for about a month after the incident. In Dhauj and Fatehpur Taga, where explosives were reported to have been found, some houses are still not being rented out. Villagers have taken the initiative to make police verification necessary before renting houses to unknown tenants and to raise awareness among young people.
In March 2026, the Haryana government took over the university’s administrative and financial control. The institution now faces the challenge of keeping academic activities running smoothly, maintaining students’ confidence and rebuilding its reputation.
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