According to sources, underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has taken shelter in Pakistan. India has also presented evidence of this many times. Whereas, Pakistan has been continuously denying his presence in the country.
Dawood Ibrahim News: Mumbai attacks culprit and wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim is rumored to have been poisoned in Pakistan. According to the news, he has been admitted to the hospital in Karachi, one of the big cities of Pakistan. Although this has not been officially confirmed. Also, there was no information about who gave the poison.
It is reported that Dawood has been kept in the hospital under tight security. It is being said that he is undergoing treatment on that floor of the hospital. Only senior officials of the hospital and family members are allowed to come here. At present, Mumbai Police is trying to gather information on the hospitalization of the underworld don.
According to a media report, the National Investigation Agency i.e. NIA was informed about Haseena Parkar’s son Dawood being in Karachi.
Dawood is the mastermind of Mumbai attacks
Wanted terrorist and D-Company leader Dawood Ibrahim is a fugitive from India. He is the mastermind of the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts. More than 250 people lost their lives in the serial threats in Mumbai? Thousands of people were also injured in this incident. After this incident he was declared a wanted terrorist of India.
According to sources, underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has taken shelter in Pakistan. India has also presented evidence of this many times. However, Pakistan has been continuously denying his presence in the country.
News viral on social media
The news related to speculations about poisoning of Dawood Ibrahim went viral on social media. Speculations about the motives behind the alleged poisoning range from internal power struggles to external pressure on Pakistan to take action against individuals involved in anti-India activities. Earlier, many wanted terrorists including Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Adnan Ahmed alias Abu Hanjala have been killed in Pakistan.
