'Take it as warning': Al-Falah University's website hacked after blast
What's the story
The website of Al-Falah University was on Tuesday hacked by a group calling itself the "Indian Cyber Alliance." The cyber attack came a day after a car bomb exploded near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi. The hackers left a message on the university's website, condemning what they called "radical Islamic activities" and warning against anti-national pursuits.
Warning issued
Hackers advise radical ideologues to leave India
The hackers warned the university to stay away from anti-national activities, stating that such institutions are "not allowed" in India. They advised those wanting to pursue radical ideologies to leave India and settle in Pakistan. "Take it as a warning; we are tracking your anti-national activities," it warned. The university website was later restored after the breach.
Twitter Post
Check out the warning here
Website of Al-Falah University of Dhauj, Faridabad has been hacked. University has come under scanner after arrest of its 3 doctors (Kashmiri doctors Muzammil Shakeel & Umar Mohammed along with Shaheen Shahid, resident of Lucknow) linked to varsity in a suspected terror module. pic.twitter.com/Lzbb8I6QAG
— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) November 11, 2025
Professor's arrest
Cyber attack follows arrest of professor
The cyber attack on Al-Falah University follows the arrest of a medical professor, Dr. Muzamil Shakeel, from the institution. Shakeel's arrest led to the seizure of 2,900kg of explosives in Faridabad and a large cache of arms. Since his arrest, two other doctors associated with the university, Umar Mohammed and Shaheen Shahid, have reportedly been linked to the investigation.
Reports
NIA leading investigation
Per reports, Mohammed was in the car that exploded at a traffic signal near the Red Fort Metro Station, and Shahid is alleged to have been tasked with setting up the women's wing of Jaish‑e‑Mohammed in India. This new faction is headed by Sadia Azhar, sister of Jaish founder Masood Azhar. During a search, rifles and ammunition were recovered from her car. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is currently investigating the blast.