India readies new dossier on Dawood Ibrahim's hideout

New Delhi

An ISI safe house is among several addresses that have been listed in a fresh dossier on India's most wanted fugitive Dawood Ibrahim. Ahead of NSA-level talks between India and Pakistan, New Delhi has prepared a new dossier on Dawood with evidence that the dreaded don is in Pakistan and is being looked after by the ISI.

For the first time, based on intelligence inputs, the government has been successful in tracking four new locations of Dawood other than the three communicated to Pakistan in 2012. There are now seven addresses listed where Dawood has been staying over the years, with most of them being in Karachi.

The dossier says that the ISI safe house is on the Islamabad-Muree road, about 20 kms outside the capital city of Islamabad in a hilly region. Muree is a hill station located North East of Islamabad connecting Pakistan's Punjab province to PoK. Sources said the dossier has been prepared keeping in mind the talks scheduled for next week.

"We have prepared a dossier with the latest intelligence inputs. If required, it can be taken up during the scheduled talks," said a government official. Dawood's case has been listed as one of the pending issues with Pakistan. Dawood is wanted for the Bombay blasts in 1993 and has been reportedly in Pakistan since then. The last dossier sent to Pakistan on Dawood in 2012 had specific addresses and details of three Pakistani passports held by him.