Al-Falah University, a private medical institution in Faridabad, is under intense scrutiny following explosive allegations of malpractice, discrimination, and potential links to a terrorist networks, according to a report by OpIndia. Former employees have come forward with claims that cast serious doubt on the university’s operations, ethical standards, and treatment of staff and patients.

According to the former employee, the institution allegedly maintained a large-scale system of “bogus medical files,” with as many as 100 to 150 fabricated patient records being processed every day. These records reportedly involved falsified treatments and nonexistent procedures, raising questions about the university hospital’s compliance with medical regulations and ethical standards.

The whistleblower, who requested anonymity, claimed that staff members were coerced into creating fake patient files, sometimes under threat of salary deductions or punitive actions. “Employees who refused to participate in generating bogus files were either punished or had their salaries cut,” the former staff member revealed. The allegations further suggested that Hindu employees, in particular, faced........

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