India disputes UN label describing Dawood Ibrahim's D-Company as 'India-based'

India has rejected a United Nations description characterising Dawood Ibrahim's criminal syndicate, D-Company, as 'India-based'. New Delhi's objection centres on the wording used in the UN document and what it implies about the group's location and base of operations. The Indian government has signalled that the characterisation does not reflect its position on the organisation. The dispute highlights ongoing diplomatic sensitivities around how international bodies classify the network linked to the fugitive underworld figure.
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