India rejects UN report placing Dawood Ibrahim's D-company in India

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has objected to a UN report stating that the D-company crime syndicate led by Dawood Ibrahim is based in India. First secretary Raghoo Puri of India's permanent mission to the UN responded to a report by Ben Saul, the UN special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights. Puri argued that the report presented member states with a fait accompli, which he described as an unfortunate development for an organisation already facing questions about its legitimacy. The exchange highlights the diplomatic friction over the report's characterisation of the group's location.

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