‘Dawood is hiding in the same country where Laden was found and killed…’: India scolds Pakistan and UN in the United Nations


India has once again caught the attention of the whole world with its stance and candor in international diplomacy and global forums. The criminal organization of notorious terrorist and global gangster Dawood Ibrahim has been investigated by a Special Rapporteur of the United Nations. ‘D-Company’ India has expressed strong objection to describing it as “India-based”. During an important meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, India has completely rejected this serious factual error of the UN and has lambasted the global organization. India has bluntly revealed that Dawood Ibrahim is not taking shelter in India, rather he is hiding in the same country where notorious terrorist Osama Bin Laden had got shelter and where he was killed by the US Army. This blunt and frank statement by India has created a stir in international circles. Let us know in detail what India’s representative in the United Nations said on this entire incident and what is its geopolitical meaning.

India angry over UN report: Strong objection to calling D-Company ‘India-based’

Matters related to counter-terrorism and human rights were being discussed in the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. Meanwhile, a report was presented by the appointed Special Rapporteur Ben Sall. In this report, D-Company, the organization of India’s most wanted criminal and Mumbai bomb blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim, was termed as an “India-based criminal group”.

First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations Raghu Puri gave a strong reply to this false and misleading claim and showed a mirror to the UN. The Indian diplomat clearly said from the UN platform that it is highly unacceptable for a person holding a responsible position in a global organization to issue such a factually incorrect and irresponsible report. He warned that such incompetence and negligence raise serious questions on the credibility and legitimacy of an international organization like the United Nations, which member states cannot ignore.

“Dawood Ibrahim is not wanted in India, he is wanted outside the country since 1993”

Indian representative Raghu Puri blasted the one line in the report in which D-Company was linked to India. He clarified that since 2003, when the United Nations Security Council had included the leader of this criminal group in its sanctioned list due to his links with Al-Qaeda, the reality till today is completely different.

Puri asserted that Dawood Ibrahim was India’s most wanted man in connection with the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts and several other gruesome terrorist attacks in the country. Wanted criminal Is. He had fled India long before that 2003 listing. He expanded his criminal and terrorist syndicate while living outside India, and this is clearly recorded in the reasons for the UN Security Council’s 1267 Al-Qaeda sanctions regime. Despite this, ignoring this truth in the UN report is not only regrettable, but also reflects the gross lack of efficiency of those preparing the report.

Direct taunt on Pakistan: ‘Dawood is hiding in the same country where Laden was killed’

At the end of his address, Indian diplomat Raghu Puri directly stated without taking any name Pakistan Exposed it and reminded the world of its reality. He bluntly told the global forum that it should be made completely clear for the record as to where the wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim is today.

Puri reminded the world that according to the UN official list and intelligence inputs, Dawood Ibrahim is fine. Hiding in the same country where al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was found and killed. Here his clear and direct reference was towards Pakistan. It is noteworthy that in the year 2011, during a secret military operation in Abbottabad city of Pakistan, US Navy SEALs had killed the world’s biggest terrorist Osama Bin Laden in his own hideout. India has once again made it clear from the international forum that Pakistan remains a safe haven for terrorists, and global agencies should not turn a blind eye to this truth.