In response to new information pertaining to recent security-related investigations, the Faridabad Police have established a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to look into various activities of Al Falah University. The action was taken in response to grave concerns expressed about the operations, connections, and potential abuse of the university’s facilities by some people who are being investigated by law enforcement.
Police officials claim that the SIT will review the institution’s academic, administrative, and financial records in addition to confirming the credentials of some current and former employees and students who may be involved in illegal activity. If a larger network or conspiracy is found during the investigation, the team is expected to work closely with central agencies and other state police units to track it.
Investigators will also examine how admissions were made, the types of courses the suspects took, and whether the university administration followed due diligence and verification procedures. We will record and report any gaps or carelessness that might have allowed the campus or its facilities to be misused for criminal or anti-national purposes.
In the upcoming days, statements from students, faculty, non-teaching staff, and university officials will be recorded, according to police sources. Digital records, entry logs, CCTV footage, and communication trails that might shed light on the whereabouts and actions of individuals under suspicion will also be examined by the SIT.
Authorities have clarified that the investigation is focused on specific activities and individuals, and not intended to target genuine students or staff. They have appealed to people associated with the institution to cooperate with the SIT and assist in bringing out the facts.
The findings of the SIT will be compiled into a comprehensive report, based on which further legal and administrative action will be decided. For now, heightened scrutiny around the university has drawn significant public attention, as Faridabad Police push to uncover the full extent of any wrongdoing.
