How Did Al-Falah University Become A Terror Hub? | Delhi Red Fort Blast | Muzammil Shakeel

Haryana’s Al-Falah University has emerged as a chilling epicenter of terror, with white-coated doctors and professors allegedly doubling as radicalised operatives for Pakistan’s Jaish-e-Mohammed. The university is now under scrutiny for harboring a sophisticated 'sleeper cell' that stockpiled 2,900 kg of explosives, enough to devastate Delhi’s Red Fort. The arrest of Dr. Muzamil Shakeel, a professor linked to JeM, uncovered a nightmare arsenal of weapons and ammonium nitrate in rented rooms in Dhauj village. The Red Fort blast, claiming nine lives, is now connected to Umar Nabi, another Al-Falah faculty member and acquaintance of Shakeel, raising fears of a new terror module recruiting well-paid professionals.

Police have arrested eight individuals, all J&K natives with ties to JeM, including Dr. Shaheen, who headed the women’s section and was found with an AK-47 linked to Shakeel. Investigation revealed a network of radicalized alumni from the same medical college in Jammu & Kashmir, now weaponizing their education for terror. Experts warn that Pakistan’s ISI is desperate for a major action in India, with Operation Sindoor looming as a response. This situation questions whether Jaish has shifted to a strategy of white-collared jihadists, exploiting unsuspecting professions for terror.