UNSC terror list has 139 Pakistan entries: Report
Dawood and Hafiz
India's another most wanted criminal LeT chief Hafiz Saeed has also been mentioned in the list for terrorist activities.
The new consolidated United Nations Security Council(UNSC) list has 139 entries from Pakistan, a Pak-based daily said.
The list includes Indian national Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar, who the report said held "several passports" issued in Rawalpindi and Karachi.
The UN report says Dawood owns a "palatial bungalow in the hilly area of Noorabad, Karachi", Pakistan's daily the Dawn reported.
India's another most wanted criminal LeT chief Hafiz Saeed has also been mentioned in the list for terrorist activities.
Haji Mohammed Yahya Mujahid, LeT’s media contact, and Hafiz Saeed’s deputies, Abdul Salaam and Zafar Iqbal, have also been listed, Pakistan daily claimed.
The Dawn said LeT used several aliases including al-Mansoorian, Paasban-i-Kashmir, Paasban-i-Ahle Hadith, Jamaatud Dawa and Falah-i-Insaniat Foundation.
The UNSC also has list of "trusts, humanitarian organization and foundations" linked to Pakistani individuals involved in terror, Dawn said, adding that some organizations are based in the restive Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
The Dawn said the first person on list is current al-Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden's successor who was killed in a US operation in 2011 at Abbottabad, Pakistan.
According to the UNSC report, Zawahiri is still hiding in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
The second on the list is Ramzi Mohammad bin al-Sheibah, a Yemeni national arrested in Pakistan who was later handed over to the US.