Paid Lalit Modi Rs 1000 cr: Alleged Dawood interview claims
July 08, 2015 13:39
A Gujarati television channel Nirmana has claimed that it has interviewed fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim. The channel is owned by Gujarat cable television baron Padmakant Trivedi.
There was no independent confirmation about the veracity of the interview and if the man speaking is really Indias most wanted gangster.
In the interview, the man claiming to be Dawood claims that he had made an offer to come back to India.
When asked if he was in Lahore, Pakistan, he said that things would not have come to such a pass if the then Indian government had accepted his offer.
He claimed he was a businessman and has nothing to do with who is a terrorist and who is not.
Dawood also claimed he paid Rs 1,000 crore to former Indian Premier League chief Lalit Modi in connection with a purely business deal and claimed he name was being unnecessarily being dragged into the IPL slot fixing scandal.
You can watch the interview here.
There was no independent confirmation about the veracity of the interview and if the man speaking is really Indias most wanted gangster.
In the interview, the man claiming to be Dawood claims that he had made an offer to come back to India.
When asked if he was in Lahore, Pakistan, he said that things would not have come to such a pass if the then Indian government had accepted his offer.
He claimed he was a businessman and has nothing to do with who is a terrorist and who is not.
Dawood also claimed he paid Rs 1,000 crore to former Indian Premier League chief Lalit Modi in connection with a purely business deal and claimed he name was being unnecessarily being dragged into the IPL slot fixing scandal.
You can watch the interview here.
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