The action concerns the university’s property in Uttar Pradesh. The report claims that the institution was built using government funds and puts the property’s estimated market value at approximately ₹1,170 crore.
The development marks a significant step in the ongoing action involving assets linked to the university. However, the available information does not provide further details about the specific legal order under which possession was taken, the extent of the property covered or the university’s response.
Azam Khan, a senior Samajwadi Party leader, has been associated with the establishment of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University. The latest action by the ED places the institution’s land and buildings at the centre of an enforcement proceeding.
The allegation that government money was used to construct the university, as well as the stated market valuation, should be understood as claims reported in connection with the action and not as independently established findings in the information available.
Further details about the legal basis for the possession, the status of the university’s operations and any response from Azam Khan or university representatives were not immediately available.
