Dawood Ibrahim's business empire under the rubble

May 26, 2015 00:05

The story of Declan Walsh published in the New York Times highlighting the fake degree business run by a Pakistani company Axact, which also is the fire power behind the upcoming channel BOL, has brought shock waves in Pakistan.

The Pakistan government has started an inquiry into the matter with immediate affect and has seized all offices of Axact.

Axact is the company where India's most wanted man Dawood Ibrahim has made billion dollar investments.

India Today had an exclusive coverage of the whereabouts of Dawood Ibrahim in Karachi and his business empires running swiftly in Pakistan.

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