Pakistan foreign office denies Dawood’s presence in country
Islamabad, Aug 28: India's most wanted terrorist and 1993 Mumbai serial blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim is not in Pakistan, Foreign office spokesperson said.
"Our consistent position on Dawood Ibrahim has been that he is not in Pakistan," FO spokesman Qazi Khalilullah was quoted as saying at a weekly media briefing on Thursday.
Pakistan's claim has come when India prepared dossiers about Dawood's presence in the country. A Pakistani journalist has also claimed meeting him in Karachi twice.
According to Pakistani media some of the addresses mentioned in the dossier prepared by India, found to be incorrect, Dawn online reported.
The
information
about
the
residences
in
Pakistan,
including
one
bought
near
the
house
of
Bilawal
Bhutto
Zardari,
son
of
late
former
Prime
Minister
Benazir
Bhutto,
in
Karachi
two
years
ago
is
contained
in
the
dossier.
The
dossier
was
to
be
handed
over
to
Pakistan's
NSA
Sartaj
Aziz
in
NSA-level
talks
in
New
Delhi
which
was
called
off
by
the
Pakistan.
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