Rajnath Singh, Honorable Home Minister of India, on Monday said that India would do every possible attempt to bring back the underworld Don "DAWOOD IBRAHIM" back.
Home minister also said that, Pakistan was given with all the documents related to Dawood Ibrahim, but Pakistan failed to start the process of finding him.
Rajnath Singh said in Lok Sabha that, Pakistan is already under international obligation as Interpol has already issued a Red Corner against Dawood Ibrahim.
Pakistan has been asked by India as well to find him where ever he is hidden in Pakistan, but their government failed to do it. But, India will bring Dawood back for sure said the Home minister.
"Whether India have to pursue Pakistan or pressurise it, India will not rest till Dawood Ibrahim is brought back," he said, adding that India has maintained pressure on Pakistan at all levels over the issue.
Home minister's assertion came into the picture, after the opposition's attack on the last week's Rajnath Singh's reply of not knowing the underworld don location.
"India has credible information about Dawood Ibrahim's presence in Pakistan... Despite overwhelming documentary and other evidence handed over to Pakistan, Pakistan has failed to locate Dawood Ibrahim and initiate legal process," Singh said.
Home minister also said that, Pakistan was given with all the documents related to Dawood Ibrahim, but Pakistan failed to start the process of finding him.
Rajnath Singh said in Lok Sabha that, Pakistan is already under international obligation as Interpol has already issued a Red Corner against Dawood Ibrahim.
Pakistan has been asked by India as well to find him where ever he is hidden in Pakistan, but their government failed to do it. But, India will bring Dawood back for sure said the Home minister.
"Whether India have to pursue Pakistan or pressurise it, India will not rest till Dawood Ibrahim is brought back," he said, adding that India has maintained pressure on Pakistan at all levels over the issue.
Home minister's assertion came into the picture, after the opposition's attack on the last week's Rajnath Singh's reply of not knowing the underworld don location.
"India has credible information about Dawood Ibrahim's presence in Pakistan... Despite overwhelming documentary and other evidence handed over to Pakistan, Pakistan has failed to locate Dawood Ibrahim and initiate legal process," Singh said.
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