Dawood Ibrahim Hospitalised; Possibility of Poisoning

In a latest development, rumors are circulating about the health of notorious underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, who is believed to have taken refuge in Pakistan. Unconfirmed reports suggest that Dawood has been poisoned and is currently admitted to a hospital in Karachi, a major city in Pakistan. While the news has not been officially confirmed, it is reported that he is undergoing treatment on a secured floor of the hospital with restricted access limited to senior officials of the hospital and family members.

The Mumbai Police is actively seeking information regarding Dawood’s hospitalization, adding to the mystery surrounding the circumstances of his reported poisoning. Sources indicate that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) was alerted about Dawood’s presence in Karachi, sparking further interest in the situation.

Dawood Ibrahim, a key figure in the D-Company and the mastermind behind the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts, has been a fugitive from Indian authorities for years. The coordinated bombings resulted in over 250 casualties and numerous injuries. Despite India presenting evidence of his presence in Pakistan on multiple occasions, the neighboring country has consistently denied harboring the wanted terrorist.

The news of Dawood’s alleged poisoning has sparked speculation on social media, with various theories circulating about the motives behind the reported incident. The range of speculations includes internal power struggles within the criminal underworld and external pressure on Pakistan to address individuals involved in anti-India activities.

The situation adds to the complex dynamics surrounding wanted terrorists in Pakistan, where in the past, individuals such as Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Adnan Ahmed, alias Abu Hanjala, have met their demise. As the rumors continue to unfold, the details surrounding Dawood Ibrahim’s health and the circumstances leading to the reported poisoning remain uncertain. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation as it develops.