A year after Red Fort blast, Al-falah University starts classes, but struggles to rebuild trust
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Al-Falah University in Faridabad has resumed classes one year after the Red Fort suicide bombing, which involved its faculty. Despite restoring academic operations, the institution faces significant challenges in rebuilding public trust and recovering hospital patient numbers.
Key takeaways
- Suicide bomber Umar Un-Nabi was an assistant professor at the university's medical college.
- The university's founder-chairman was arrested in a separate money-laundering case.
- Hospital patient footfall remains low due to lingering public distrust.
- Restoring community confidence is harder than resuming academic activities.
Read the original at Hindustan Times
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