Mumbai: A day after reports claimed that underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has been diagnosed with gangrene in his legs which has left him immobile, former IPS officer-turned-lawyer YP Singh on Tuesday slammed the Indian intelligence agencies.
Talking to news agency ANI, Singh said: "It is overwhelmingly apparent that Dawood Ibrahim is in Pakistan. But whether he is affected by gangrene, this is a mere conjuncture put forward by certain quarters and also by Chhota Shakeel. Unless and until, these specific facts are put to a proper verification through formidable evidence, no credence can be assigned to the entire thing.”
"What we require is specific proof otherwise everything else will be just a guess. It is unfortunate that the Indian intelligence agencies are so defunct that we don't have a recent photograph of Dawood Ibrahim. It has been 24 years and India still doesn't have a photograph of Dawood. The agencies have failed any information of Dawood," he added.
On Monday, reports claimed that the man behind the 1993 Bombay serial blasts has crippling gangrene in his legs.
Reports suggested that the doctors treating Dawood have said his gangrene is in such an advanced stage that they would have no option but to amputate his legs soon.
It is reported that the underworld don is being treated by doctors from the Liaquat National Hospital, Karachi, and the Combined Military Hospital, Karachi.
(With ANI inputs)
