'Govt statement on Dawood compromises national interest'

May 05, 2015 16:34

Former Minister of State, Home, RPN Singh, reacts to the government's statement in Parliament today that it had no idea where Dawood Ibrahim was. Singh said that the UPA government had given Pakistan evidence of Dawood being in their country. "Statement today compromises our national interest," he said.

The central government admitted today that it was unaware of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's whereabouts. The Home Ministry confirmed in Parliament today that the don is not on the Indian intelligence radar and the extradition process is only possible after Dawood is located. The Indian government has always maintained that Dawood was in Karachi under ISI protection.

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