Dawood retiring from D-company on 60th birthday today?

December 26, 2015 11:26

Zee News reports: India's most wanted person and 1993 Mumbai serial blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim is all set to celebrate his 60th birthday in Pakistan on Saturday and, as per reports, announce his retirement from D-company.

If reports are to be believed, Dawood, a designated terrorist, will today bid adieu to the underworld and appoint his closest confidante Chhota Shakeel as his successor to head the D-company.

However, some media reports indcate that the mafia kingpin will hand over the reins of the organised crime syndicate to his younger brother Anees Ibrahim and Shakeel.

The underworld don's birthday celebrations are expected to be organsied on a grand scale in Pakistan's Lahore.

Relatives of Dawood from Dubai have already flown to Lahore to attend the function, which is also to be attended by his business associates from Kenya and Nairobi.

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