Dawood Ibrahims three addresses in Pakistan

July 31, 2013 19:26

As part of its chargehseet in IPL spot-fixing case, the Delhi Police has revealed details about most wanted underworld don Dawood Ibrahims addresses in Pakistan.

Dawood and his aide Chhota Shakeel are "controlling the fixing and betting market" in cricket in India from safe houses in Karachi and Islamabad, the police said in the chargesheet.

Two addresses in Karachi and one in Islamabad have been listed as Dawoods coordinates in Pakistan. Dawood, India's most-wanted, designated global terrorist, is the main accused in the 1993 Mumbai blasts.

In Islamabad his address has been given as House no 29, Street no 22, P-6/2, Margalla Road.

In Karachi, Dawood's addresses are Moin Palace near Abdullah Shah Ghazi Dargah in Clifton and 6/A Khyaban Tanzeem Phase V Defence Housing Area.

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