A Delhi court has adjourned the hearing on the interim bail application of Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui, chairman of the Al-Falah group, to April 11. This application is part of a broader money laundering investigation involving allegations of cheating students enrolled in Al-Falah University. The bail was initially granted on March 7 for urgent medical reasons related to his wife's chemotherapy for stage 4 ovarian cancer, but the court noted that this relief period has since lapsed. The Delhi High Court had directed the trial court to reassess the bail request based on new medical records. Siddiqui has been implicated in generating ₹415.10 crore (roughly $50 million USD) through fraudulent activities and was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in November 2025 for his involvement in various financial irregularities, including land fraud linked to his educational institutions. The ED's investigation has revealed that Siddiqui allegedly prepared forged documents for land acquisition, further complicating his legal situation.