Major change in Al-Falah College area on first anniversary of Red Fort blast

The conditions of the Al-Falah Medical College area have completely changed one year after the car blast at the Red Fort and the recovery of explosives. According to a report by Amar Ujala, it has been observed on the first anniversary of this incident that security arrangements have been significantly increased and a police post has now been established at Al-Falah Medical College.

The association of the area with the investigation and the recovery of explosives has had a deep local impact. According to the report, the residential house located within the mosque premises has now been vacated. The family of the Maulvi who lived in this house has left the home. Currently, the house is completely empty and shrouded in silence.

One year ago, as the investigation into the car blast at the Red Fort progressed, links connected to this area and specifically Al-Falah Medical College emerged. Following the recovery of explosives, security agencies began monitoring the area. One year after the incident, security has now been tightened through a permanent police presence.

Following this entire sequence of events, there has been a major change in the social and physical environment of the area. While strict police surveillance has increased on one hand, on the other, the families of those who came under the scope of the investigation have left their residences. On this first anniversary of the Red Fort blast, the establishment of a police post in the Al-Falah area and the Maulvi's family leaving their home demonstrate the gravity of this case and its long-term effects.