Delhi Police’s special cell is tracing Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui, founder of Al-Falah University, in connection with the November 10 Delhi blast. The investigation, initially focused on Faridabad, has now expanded to Mhow in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district. Authorities are working closely with local police to track Siddiqui’s contacts and examine possible links to the explosives used in the attack. Siddiqui’s ancestral house in Kayastha Mohalla may hold critical clues about his financial and local networks. Investigators plan targeted searches to gather evidence and understand whether he or associates facilitated the blast.
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Delhi Police Extends Blast Probe to Mhow, Tracing Al-Falah Founder
A senior Madhya Pradesh police official confirmed that Delhi investigators requested local intelligence on Siddiqui’s family background. Siddiqui originally hails from Mhow, a town with past communal tensions. His brother allegedly ran multiple investment frauds around 2000, defrauding both Hindu and Muslim residents. Following local outrage, the family left Mhow in 2001. Authorities are reviewing historical cases and financial records to determine whether any prior misconduct connects to the ongoing terror investigation. The investigation aims to trace all regional and familial networks linked to Siddiqui.
Investigators found that one of Siddiqui’s stepbrothers faced a murder allegation during a 2008–2009 religious procession but was later acquitted. Residents recall Jawad as a bright student who studied BTech at SGSITS Indore before establishing Al-Falah University in Delhi. Authorities are examining his academic and professional networks for potential connections to suspects in the blast. Investigators emphasize that mapping these relationships is essential to uncover any operational links between Siddiqui and the terror network behind the explosives.
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Investigators Examine Siddiqui’s Family, Financial, and Local Networks for Terror Links
The Delhi-Faridabad blast involved ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, prompting multi-agency scrutiny by Delhi Police, NIA, and intelligence units. The investigation in Mhow aims to examine Siddiqui’s local, financial, and academic connections thoroughly. Officials are reviewing property records, bank statements, and communication histories of Siddiqui and his family members. Past allegations against the family are also under review to understand any possible operational patterns. Coordination between Delhi and Madhya Pradesh authorities ensures all leads are verified.
Police confirmed the investigation is ongoing and focused on linking Siddiqui’s networks to the terror module. Authorities are collecting statements from locals and associates while analyzing past disputes for potential relevance. Every lead is being scrutinized meticulously to establish timelines and connections to the November 10 blast. Multi-agency coordination continues to ensure no potential evidence is overlooked. The Mhow investigation represents a significant expansion of the Delhi-Faridabad probe and may provide critical insight into how the network operated.
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