Dawood Ibrahim was reportedly rushed to the hospital after poisoning was discovered. However, neither his hospital admittance nor his death have been confirmed by the authorities.
The mastermind of the 1993 Mumbai blasts, Dawood Ibrahim, appears to have passed away. Well-placed sources said that Dawood died on Sunday in a hospital in Karachi. The sources said that Dawood was taken to the hospital right away after being suspected of poisoning, and it is thought that he died between 8 and 9 pm (IST).
As of January of this year, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) was informed by Dawood Ibrahim’s nephew that his uncle is currently residing in Karachi and has entered into a second marriage. This information adds another level of intrigue to the mystery surrounding one of India’s most wanted terrorists.
Dawood, a prominent figure on the country’s most-wanted list, is said to have sought sanctuary in Pakistan for a number of years. Islamabad, on the other hand, has maintained that it has no role in providing shelter to him. The information provided by Ibrahim’s nephew illuminates the elusive criminal’s personal life and suggests major changes in his whereabouts.
Ibrahim has been in the hospital since Monday for about two days. As of right now, he is the only patient on the entire floor, and security has been greatly increased. Only Ibrahim’s immediate family and senior hospital officials are allowed access to the floor, according to trustworthy sources.
The simultaneous outage of Twitter, Google, and YouTube on Monday raised questions about possible cover-up of a major incident, and coincidentally, there was a nationwide disruption of internet services in Pakistan, which fueled speculation about Dawood’s condition. Reports, however, indicated that the disruption was connected to a political rally by PTI. Pakistani journalist Arzoo Kazmi raised suspicions in a video about the outage, hinting at a possible cover-up of a significant incident.
Dawood Ibrahim:D Company
One of the leaders of the global terrorist organization known as “D Company,” Dawood Ibrahim, is the mastermind behind the 1993 bombings in Mumbai that left thousands injured and over 250 dead. The National Investigating Agency (NIA) claims that this criminal syndicate is heavily involved in a number of illegal activities, including money laundering, extortion, drug trafficking, and the smuggling of arms. The United Nations and India have designated Dawood as a “global terrorist,” and they have placed a $25 million bounty on his head.
Dawood’s rise from the harsh underbelly of Mumbai to his position as the head of organized crime in the 1990s has sparked a lot of attention and served as the inspiration for a number of movies, including Once Upon a Time in Mumbai and Shootout at Lokhandwala.
Raised in the central Mumbai slum of Dongri, Dawood was born in 1955. His early involvement in theft and criminal activities brought him close to Haji Mastan, one of the major underworld figures in Mumbai at the time, but his ambition drove him to turn against Mastan, which resulted in a violent gang rivalry in 1984 that forced Dawood to flee to Dubai.
After thirteen bombs rocked Mumbai in 1993 after the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, killing about 250 people, Dawood, who was on the FBI and Interpol most-wanted lists, had to flee Dubai and seek asylum in Karachi, where he was given sanctuary by the Pakistani government.
Dawood Ibrahim is largely credited with masterminding the 1993 Mumbai bombings, which claimed over 250 lives and injured thousands more. In 2003, the US and India jointly designated Ibrahim as a “global terrorist.” He is currently listed as one of the most wanted people in India. Pakistani authorities have consistently denied that Ibrahim is in their country, while Indian authorities have maintained that he lives in the Clifton area of Pakistan.
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