At the UN Human Rights Council, India questioned a report’s reference to "Assan and Northern India", demanding accurate sourcing and a clear distinction between allegations and legal findings.
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.
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