There was a plan to kill Dawood Ibrahim in Karachi, shooters had also arrived! Big claim of former IPS Rajesh Pandey

A very sensational and secret plan was prepared to kill Dawood Ibrahim in his stronghold Karachi, which has now been revealed by former Uttar Pradesh IPS officer Rajesh Pandey during a personal podcast. After this revelation, discussions have once again intensified regarding the security of India’s most wanted don Dawood Ibrahim and the intelligence strategies to destroy him. According to the former IPS, trained shooters were also sent to Karachi to complete this mission, but at the last moment something happened due to which this entire high-profile operation had to be stopped midway and the leader of D-Company once again escaped from the clutches of death.

The blueprint drawn by Indian intelligence agencies and security apparatus to eliminate global terrorist and underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, who was hiding in Karachi city of Pakistan, is no less than a film script. According to former IPS officer Rajesh Pandey, this operation was planned in a very confidential manner so that India’s biggest enemy could be killed by entering his own house. For this, precise planning was done with complete homework and professional shooters were also landed safely in the enemy territory i.e. Karachi. These shooters were in perfect positions and were only waiting for the final and precise instructions, but due to geopolitical pressures and strategic reasons, this mission had to be put on hold at the last moment.

Former IPS Rajesh Pandey has revealed many shocking aspects regarding why and how this secret mission to kill Dawood Ibrahim in Karachi was stopped. Whenever such large-scale international and cross-border operations are planned, the mere presence of shooters is not enough, but global diplomacy, far-reaching national security implications and stringent intelligence protocols also play a huge role. Even during this operation, there were some tough turns when Indian strategists had to step back. However, such revelations clearly indicate to what extent Indian security agencies and former officials have employed covert and aggressive tactics to reach out to the country’s biggest enemies, due to which an atmosphere of fear remains in the camp of D-Company even today.