New Delhi, April 7 The Enforcement Directorate said on Tuesday that it has attached a house in Delhi's Jamia Nagar, agricultural land in Faridabad, and several bank deposits, worth more than Rs 39 crore, as part of a money laundering investigation against Al-Falah Group chairman Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui and his charitable trust.
Al-Falah University, based in Haryana's Faridabad, came under the scrutiny of investigating agencies during an investigation into a "white-collar" terror module linked to the November 10, 2025 blast in the Red Fort area, in which 15 people were killed.
A provisional attachment order has been issued to freeze these properties under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the federal investigation agency said in a statement.
The attachment includes Siddiqui's residential premises in Jamia Nagar (Okhla) in Delhi, agricultural land at Dhauj village in Faridabad (adjacent to the Al-Falah University campus), demat holdings, bank balances and fixed deposits of him and Al-Falah Charitable Trust.
According to the ED, the total value of these properties is Rs 39.45 crore.
Siddiqui, 61, is currently in jail.
He was first arrested in November 2025 by the ED in a money laundering case linked to the alleged cheating of students from his educational institutions by misrepresenting their accreditation and recognition.
He was again arrested last month by the agency in a second money laundering case linked to the "fraudulent" acquisition of a plot of land worth Rs 45 crore in Delhi.
He is currently in Tihar jail under judicial custody.
The latest attachment is part of the first money laundering case investigation.
The ED filed a chargesheet against Siddiqui and the Al-Falah Charitable Trust in court in January.
The investigation revealed that the trust/university generated proceeds of crime amounting to Rs 493.24 crore between the financial years 2016-17 and 2024-25.
Siddiqui and his family members controlled entities to which these funds were diverted.
These entities included Karkun Construction and Developers, Amla Enterprises LLP and Diyala Construction and Developers. Some funds were allegedly siphoned off to a foreign destination, the ED claimed.
In January, the agency attached the Al-Falah University campus in Faridabad, valued at Rs 144.09 crore.