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India Rebuts UN Rapporteur, Says Fugitives Like Dawood Ibrahim Live in Pakistan

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India has corrected a United Nations rapporteur over remarks that did not reflect its position on terrorism. The government's response points to Dawood Ibrahim, a wanted fugitive, as an example of a figure it says has long lived in Pakistan, much as Osama bin Laden did before his death. India says several terrorists it seeks, including people linked to the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, have been based in Pakistan for decades. The statement is part of an ongoing diplomatic dispute between the two countries over cross-border militancy. The article reports the exchange as a formal rebuttal rather than a new legal action.

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