<p> India once again asked Pakistan to extradite “global terrorist” Dawood Ibrahim, as a United Nations panel of late reconfirmed that the most wanted fugitive was still in the neighbouring country.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“India continues to maintain that it is incumbent upon Pakistan to extradite this global terrorist to whom they have provided sanctuary for a very long period of time to face justice for his many crimes. We hope Pakistan will heed international opinion on this issue,” said Vikas Swarup, official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs.<br /><br />A UN panel established under the Security Council’s resolutions 1267 recently confirmed that Dawood Ibrahim continued to remain in Pakistan.</p>
<p> India once again asked Pakistan to extradite “global terrorist” Dawood Ibrahim, as a United Nations panel of late reconfirmed that the most wanted fugitive was still in the neighbouring country.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“India continues to maintain that it is incumbent upon Pakistan to extradite this global terrorist to whom they have provided sanctuary for a very long period of time to face justice for his many crimes. We hope Pakistan will heed international opinion on this issue,” said Vikas Swarup, official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs.<br /><br />A UN panel established under the Security Council’s resolutions 1267 recently confirmed that Dawood Ibrahim continued to remain in Pakistan.</p>
