NEW DELHI: A day earlier, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) told a London court that India's most wanted gangster Dawood Ibrahim was in Pakistan. India reacted by saying that the location of the gangster was never secret. India said on Thursday that the FBI report on the matter shows Pakistan's inability to take action against terror emanating from Vanha.
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The External Affairs Ministry today said that Dawood Ibrahim's location is not secret and India has asked Pakistan several times to hand it over. Talking to media in New Delhi, ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said that when India demands action against such people, either Pakistan ignores or goes into denial mode.
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Kumar said Pakistan is unmasked in claiming that they have taken action against terror groups operating from its soil. Seeking the extradition of Dawood's close confidant Jabir Motiwala on Tuesday, the FBI told Westminster Magistrates' Court in London that Dawood was in Pakistan and was carrying out activities against the US.
Dawood is wanted in India in cases related to the 1993 Mumbai blasts. However, the Pakistan Foreign Office has denied that Dawood is in Pakistan. On Thursday, Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Muhammad Faisal said, "Dawood Ibrahim is not in Pakistan. "
