Al-Falah University Reassures Parents Amid Probe
Al‑Falah University in Faridabad has publicly reassured students and their families that the institution will not shut down, despite growing concerns over regulatory and investigative action. A senior faculty member addressed a gathering of parents on Saturday, stating the university’s academic and operational functions will continue as usual.
Regulatory And Investigative Pressure
The university is currently under scrutiny by multiple agencies over alleged irregularities. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has issued a show-cause notice for false accreditation claims. At the same time, probes by national investigative bodies are examining financial transactions, admissions practices and potential links to a terror-related incident. These developments have triggered anxiety among parents and students about the validity of degrees and the institution’s future.
Concern Among Students And Parents
Scores of parents and students reportedly visited the campus seeking clarity on academic continuity and future prospects. Many voiced fear over the validity of their admissions and possible disruption to their courses. The university administration acknowledged the unease and pledged to keep all stakeholders informed, emphasising that classes, exams and hospital training for medical students would proceed.
What Lies Ahead
While the university insists its doors will remain open, the outcome of investigations and regulatory reviews may affect its accreditation status, funding and reputation. For now, the administration has committed to maintaining normal operations, while students and parents wait for definitive assurances on academic security.
