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Dawood not in Pakistan, but safe wherever he is: Miandad
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Dawood not in Pakistan, but safe wherever he is: Miandad

Former Pakistan cricket team captain Javed Miandad has said that Indias most wanted don Dawood Ibrahim is not in Pakistan.

Lahore, Aug 9 : Former Pakistan cricket team captain Javed Miandad has said that India's most wanted don Dawood Ibrahim is not in Pakistan.

"He is well, wherever he is," Miandad, who is also a close relative of Dawood, said.

Pakistan Interior Ministry spokesman Brigadier (Retd.) Javed Cheema said, "He (Dawood) is not in Pakistan and there is no truth in reports of his arrest in Quetta."

Cheema said that if any agency is having any information about his presence in Pakistan, "We would welcome that," the Daily Times reported.

The Indian intelligence agencies have also denied reports appeared in certain sections of media claiming that Dawood is in Pakistan.

They, however, claimed that the don was injured in a gambling brawl on Monday.

ANI

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