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This is an archive article published on July 31, 2007

US wants Pak to hand over Dawood: reports

The United States has asked Pakistan to hand over India’s “most wanted” fugitive and international terrorist Dawood Ibrahim for his alleged links to al-Qaeda-related terrorists groups

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The United States has asked Pakistan to hand over India’s “most wanted” fugitive and international terrorist Dawood Ibrahim for his alleged links to al-Qaeda-related terrorists groups and involvement in the global heroin trade, a daily reported on Tuesday.

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) have sought assistance from Pakistan’s Interior Ministry, Anti-Narcotic Force (ANF) and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to hunt down Dawood in the Islamic nation, The News quoted sources as saying.

In fact, Dawood has been described by US agencies as “an al-Qaeda facilitator now living in Pakistan who has already been placed in the same category as top al-Qaeda operatives with Interpol issuing a special notice against him”.

The Interior Ministry has responded to the request, saying that any such help was impossible since no such person by the name of Dawood Ibrahim lived on Pakistan soil.

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