Why did women send bangles to Dawood Ibrahim after the demolition of Babri, after which bomb blasts shook Mumbai?

Is the condition of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim critical or is he dead? Social media has become quite busy after unconfirmed news surfaced that Dawood Ibrahim was ‘poisoned’ and admitted to a hospital in Karachi, Pakistan in ‘critical condition’. However, this is not the first time that unconfirmed news of Dawood Ibrahim being seriously injured or killed has been circulated. If such reports were to be considered, India’s most wanted criminal would have been dead many times over. Media reports said that Dawood was admitted to the hospital two days ago due to serious health complications. Sources said that he has been kept under tight security inside the hospital. He said he is the only patient on his floor and only top hospital officials and his close family members can access him.

The life of Dawood Ibrahim, the mastermind of the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts and India’s most wanted gangster, has been shrouded in mystery for the last several years. India has said that it has irrefutable evidence that Dawood is in Karachi. While earlier reports had claimed that the underworld don contracted Covid-19 or suffered a heart attack and died, his gang rejected such claims and claimed that their boss is alive and well. The repeated rumors of his death on social media have proved to be baseless.

Muslim women sent bangles to Dawood

According to Rakesh Maria’s book “Let Me Say Now”, after the demolition of Babri Masjid in 1992, some Muslims of Mumbai wanted to take revenge. For which help was sought from underworld don Dawood sitting in Dubai. At first David flatly refused. But it is said that some Muslim women sent bangles to Dawood as a curse. Dawood understood this and along with Tiger Memon and Mohammad Dausa, he made a plan to terrorize Mumbai.

Explosions took place at 12 places in Mumbai

March 12, 1993, Friday, at that time the city of Mumbai was known as Bombay. There was already some bitterness in the air because this city had suffered the brunt of riots 3 months ago. It was 1:30 in the afternoon. Bomb blasts took place at 12 different places in the city. Criminals also threw hand grenades at Sahar International Airport. Mumbai city had not seen such a massacre even in films. The death toll was 257 and the number of injured was 713.

Dawood among the world’s most wanted fugitives

Dawood Ibrahim runs an organized crime syndicate, informally known as D-Company – which he established in Mumbai in the 1970s. His criminal activities include murder, extortion, targeted killings, drug trafficking and terrorism. India and America have declared Dawood Ibrahim a global terrorist since 2003. A reward of $25 million has been announced by the US for information leading to his capture due to his suspected involvement in the 1993 Mumbai attacks. In 2011 he was listed number three on the FBI’s list of The World’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives. Despite being one of the most wanted men in the world, Dawood Ibrahim has managed to evade capture for decades.