
India Rebuts UN Special Rapporteur, Says 'Dawood Lives In Country Where Osama Bin Laden Was Found'
What Happened?
India criticized a UN special rapporteur for labeling Dawood Ibrahim's D-Company as 'India-based,' citing inaccuracies and bias. India emphasized that Ibrahim resides in Pakistan, the same country where Osama Bin Laden was found.
Key points
- India rebuked the UN special rapporteur for calling D-Company 'India-based'.
- Raghoo Puri highlighted inaccuracies in the report and warned of damage to the UN's credibility.
- Puri pointed out that Dawood Ibrahim lives in Pakistan, where Osama Bin Laden was found.
- The report inaccurately stated that D-Company was listed for association with Al-Qaeda in 2003.
- Dawood Ibrahim is wanted in India for terror attacks dating back to 1993.
Key insights
- The UN's credibility may be questioned due to perceived inaccuracies in its reports.
- India's emphasis on Dawood's location could influence international perceptions of Pakistan.
- The situation reflects ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan regarding terrorism.
Why it matters
India's response highlights concerns over the accuracy of international reports affecting its image.
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