Al Falah University Clarifies Lack Of Connection To Arrested Doctors Linked To Delhi Blast

Al Falah University has spoken out regarding the arrest of several of its doctors and professors in connection with a blast in Delhi. The university has firmly stated that it has no ties to the detained individuals beyond their professional roles. They have also criticised reports linking them to the incident as 'defamatory' and 'baseless'.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) Bhupinder Kaur Anand, expressed these sentiments in an official statement. "We have no connection other than them working in their official capacities," she said. The university emphasised that no chemicals or materials, as claimed by some sources, are used or stored on campus.

University's Commitment to Safety Standards

Al Falah University assured that all laboratory activities adhere to strict regulatory safety and ethical standards. This applies to MBBS and other authorised courses offered by the institution. The university is committed to maintaining these standards at all times.

The arrest of the doctors and professors has raised concerns about their involvement in the Delhi blast case. However, Al Falah University has distanced itself from these allegations, reiterating its commitment to ethical practices within its premises.

The university's statement comes amid widespread media coverage of the arrests. Al Falah University has condemned what it describes as misleading reports that unfairly associate it with criminal activities. They urge the public not to believe such unfounded claims.