MEA calls out UN report for saying Dawood Ibrahim's D-company India-based
India has formally protested a UN report that incorrectly labeled Dawood Ibrahim's D-company as an India-based criminal group. Indian officials highlighted the inaccuracy, noting the group is Pakistan-based and linked to international terrorism.
Why it matters
This highlights India's diplomatic efforts to ensure accurate international documentation regarding terrorism and its geopolitical stance against Pakistan-based entities.
New Delhi: India slammed a UN special rapporteur’s report which described Pakistan-based gangster Dawood Ibrahim’s D-company as an India-based criminal group. Pointing to “glaring inaccuracies” in the report, India warned that such incompetence caused tremendous harm to the global body.First secretary in India’s permanent mission to UN, Raghoo Puri, said the outfit and its chief were wanted in India in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts. “Let me correct it for the record. This individual fled India much before the 2003 listing, and it was during this period...
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