Dawood Ibrahim and his 25 names used as aliases
Bengaluru, May 23: With the Interpol being sounded off yet again to trail and track Dawood Ibrahim, a new file has been prepared. He has had 11 passports out of which 6 were issued by India. More importantly Dawood Ibrahim as he is popularly known as has 25 different names all used as aliases while carrying out his various crimes across the globe.
The task ahead for the Interpol is not easy and it would require a great deal from Pakistan where he is housed at. It is Pakistan which has to place him under the watch list and intimate the Interpol each time the don tries to travel out of the country.
While his main name remains Dawood Ibrahim for all official purposes, here are the other names that he uses. Aliases are often used to divert attention and misguide the police while they try and identify him.
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His
25
names
are:
Abdul
Hamid
Abdul
Aziz
Anis
Ibrahim
Aziz
Dilip
Daud
Hasan
Shaikh
Ibrahim
Kaskar
Daud
Ibrahim
Memon
Daud
Ibrahim
Memon
Kaskar
Daudhasan
Shaikh
Ibrahim
Kaskar
Dawood
Ebrahim
Dawood
Hassan
Ibrahim
Kaskar
Dawood
Hassan
Dawood
Hassan
Shaikh
Dawood
Ibrahim
Dawood
Ebrahim
Kaskar
Dawood
Ibrahim
Memon
Dawood
Sabri
Dawoord
Ibrahim
Dowood
Hassan
Shaikh
Ibrahim
Hizarat
Ibrahim
Shaikh
Mohd
Anis
Kaskar
Dawood
Hasan
Shaikh
Daud
Hasan
Shaikh
Ismail
Abdul
Shaikh
Mohd
Ismail
Abdul
Rehman
Shaikh
Dawood
Hassan
Sheikh
Ibrahim
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What the US treasury says about Dawood:
Through an executive ordered numbers 13224 he was designated as a global terrorist. According to the US treasury, Dawood has been referred to as an Al-Qaeda terrorist who also helps the Taliban.
The relationship with the Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are purely "heroin." The dossier states that he has used his network with the help of the Al-Qaeda to smuggle heroin through various routes. He was first invited over by the Taliban in the year 1990 to travel to Afghanistan.
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During that visit in the year 1990 he entered into a deal with the Taliban and the Al-Qaeda to smuggle heroin out of Afghanistan.
The exact note on him prepared by the United Nations reads: "Pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1267 (1999) and successor resolutions, including Resolution 1735 (2006), the subject is under the following UN Sanctions:
Freezing of Assets, Travel Ban and Arms Embargo. The subject has the following permanent reference number on the list maintained by the UN Security Council Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee (1267 Committee) which appears in the Special Notice for this subject: QI.K.135.03.
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