Delhi Red Fort blast: Al-Falah University website hacked after explosion; hackers post warning against ‘radical activities’ | Gurgaon News

After a devastating car bombing and the discovery of a major explosives stash in Faridabad, Al-Falah University experienced a cyber breach on its website. A group taking credit for the hack released a declaration criticizing ‘radical Islamic activities’ and urged the university to refrain from anti-national pursuits.

GURGAON: A day after a car blast near Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi and following the report of a medical professor’s arrest leading to 2,900kg explosives’ haul in Faridabad as well huge cache of arms, the website of Al-Falah University – where Muzamil Shakeel teaches – was allegedly hacked by a group identifying itself as ‘Indian Cyber Alliance’ on Tuesday evening. The website of the university was restored later.

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Earlier, visitors to the university’s website were greeted with a message condemning what the hackers described as “radical Islamic activities”.

The note warned the university against engaging in what the group called anti-national activities, saying that such institutions were “not allowed” in India.The hackers advised anyone wishing to pursue radical ideologies to leave the country and relocate to Pakistan.