India’s Most Wanted Dawood Ibrahim Poisoned in Pakistan, Internet Services Disrupted

In a sensational development, India’s most wanted terrorist and underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has been allegedly poisoned by unknown men and admitted to a hospital in Karachi, Pakistan, according to media reports. The reports, which have not been confirmed by any official sources, claim that Dawood was given poison by someone close to him, and he started feeling unwell. He was rushed to a hospital in Karachi, where he is being kept under tight security.

Dawood Ibrahim, who is accused of masterminding the 1993 Mumbai blasts that killed 257 people, is wanted by India and the United States for various charges, including terrorism, murder, extortion, and drug trafficking. He is believed to be the head of the D-Company, a transnational crime syndicate that operates in several countries. He has been reported to live in Karachi, Pakistan, though the Pakistani government denies it.

The news of Dawood’s poisoning has created a stir in Pakistan, where the internet services have been disrupted since Friday night. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has not given any official reason for the shutdown, but some sources suggest that it is related to the security situation in the country. The shutdown has affected popular social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram, as well as mobile networks and internet speeds.

Some analysts believe that the internet shutdown is a preemptive measure by the Pakistani government to prevent any backlash or protests from the supporters of Dawood or other militant groups. The shutdown has also drawn criticism from human rights activists and digital rights groups, who have condemned it as a violation of the people’s right to access information and free expression.

The Indian government has not commented on the reports of Dawood’s poisoning, but sources say that they are closely monitoring the situation. The Indian authorities have been seeking Dawood’s extradition from Pakistan for decades, but have not received any cooperation from the Pakistani side. The Indian government has also accused Pakistan of sheltering and supporting Dawood and other terrorists who are involved in anti-India activities.