In UN, India targeted Pakistan, said – criminals got government protection, kept in five star hotel
Highlights
- India targets Pak at ‘International Convention Against Terrorism 2022’
- Tirumurti made a statement indirectly targeting Dawood Ibrahim
- The link between terrorism and organized crime at the international level must be identified: India
New York: India on Tuesday told the United Nations that the perpetrators of the 1993 Mumbai bombings were not only given government protection, but they also received hospitality at a five-star hotel, India on Tuesday told the United Nations in an veiled reference to underworld don Dawood Ibrahim’s possible presence in Pakistan. Enjoyed it too. India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations TS Tirumurti said at the ‘International Conference on Terrorism 2022’ organized by the ‘Global Counter-Terrorism Council’ that the link between terrorism and internationally organized crime needs to be identified and tackled strictly. should be dealt with.
He said, “We have seen that the crime syndicate responsible for the 1993 Mumbai blasts was not only given government protection but also enjoyed hospitality in a five-star hotel.” Made this statement by targeting its chief Ibrahim indirectly.
It is believed that Dawood Ibrahim is hiding in Pakistan. In August 2020, Pakistan acknowledged Ibrahim’s presence on its soil for the first time after the government imposed sweeping sanctions on 88 banned terror groups and their leaders.
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