UNIVERSITY DENIES ANY LINK TO DETAINED DOCTORS IN FARIDABAD MODULE CASE. UNIVERSITY CONDEMNS MISLEADING REPORTS, CALLS ALLEGATIONS BASELESS AND DEFAMATORY. NO CHEMICALS OR UNAUTHORIZED MATERIAL USED IN CAMPUS LABS, SAYS AL-FALAH VC. VC BHUPINDER KAUR ANAND: UNIVERSITY LABS USED SOLELY FOR MBBS TRAINING PURPOSES. AL-FALAH GROUP EXPRESSES SHOCK OVER INCIDENT, URGES RESPONSIBLE REPORTING. Vice Chancellor Prof. Bhupinder Kaur Anand issued an official statement clarifying the University’s position. Al-Falah University has been functioning as a recognized private university since 2014, and its medical college has been training MBBS students since 2019. The University expressed shock and sadness over the recent incidents and extended sympathies to those affected. It confirmed that two doctors associated with the university have been detained by investigating agencies but clarified that 'The University has no connection with the said persons apart from their official duties.' The statement denied reports circulating on online platforms alleging any misuse of university facilities. 'No such chemical or material,' as being claimed by some platforms, 'is used, stored, or handled within university premises.' All laboratory activities are conducted strictly under regulatory safety and ethical standards for MBBS and other authorized courses. The University accused some media outlets of spreading false and defamatory claims to malign its reputation. Appeal issued: The statement urged media organizations and individuals to verify information through official channels before publishing or sharing unverified content about the University.