India wants UN to ban Pakistan based terrorists, readies list

January 13, 2016 09:14

India is preparing dossiers on terrorists based in Pakistan, including alleged mastermind of the Pathankot airbase attack Abdul Rauf, seeking a ban on the militants under the United Nations Security Council resolution. Other than Rauf, names of members of Indian Mujahideen who fled the country and are reportedly based in Pakistan could be part of the list.

Sources said names of Bhatkal brothers Iqbal and Riyaz, who fled to Pakistan, are also expected to figure. Some other Indian Mujahideen members who have reportedly joined Islamic State will also figure in the list of wanted terrorists who India wants to be put under the UN sanctions list.

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