Pak envoy: Dawood is not in Pakistan

May 11, 2015 17:31

"I can only say, he's not in Pakistan," Pak High Commissioner Abdul Basit on being asked about Dawood's location. (Iske baare mein yahi keh sakta hun ki wo sahab Pak mein nhi hain, iss se zyada kya kahun.).

Home Minister Rajnath Singh Union told the Lok Sabha today that 1993 Mumbai blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim is in Pakistan and that India is determined to bring him back. "Even if we have to pursue Pakistan or build pressure, we will bring Dawood Ibrahim back," he said.

While making a statement in Lok Sabha, Singh launched an attack on Pakistan and said that the neighbouring country has failed to trace the location of underworld don.

Rajnath's statement comes after Minister of State for Home Haritbahai Chaudhary, in a written reply in Lok Sabha on May 5, had said that the extradition of Dawood would be initiated once his location is known.

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