New Delhi says the report misrepresents D-Company’s links to Al-Qaeda and warns that factual errors and lack of accountability risk undermining the UN’s credibility
Raghoo Puri said this presents member states with a fait accompli, an unfortunate situation for an organisation already facing challenges to its legitimacy
Strongly rejecting the description of D-Company as India-based, Puri said the criminal organisation and Dawood Ibrahim, had been wanted in India in connection with terror attacks.
Deputy Secretary Barkha Tamrakar told the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee that India opposes turning "unverified allegations" into a negative characterisation, amid concerns raised by UN...
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