Probe reveals how Dawood aide ran India terror network from Karachi safe house

Key points

• Investigators probing an alleged ISI-backed terror module have uncovered fresh links to Karachi's Clifton Road area, a high-profile neighbourhood known for its connections to underworld figures including Dawood Ibrahim, with agencies claiming the network was being directed from Pakistan with Delhi and Mumbai among its potential targets.
• The revelations have emerged from the interrogation of eight suspects arrested recently by the Delhi Police Special Cell and central agencies in connection with an alleged terror and organised crime network.
• Large quantities of weapons and hand grenades were recovered during the operation.
• According to investigators, the module was allegedly operating under the guidance of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence and figures linked to the D-Company network.
• DAWOOD AIDE UNDER SCANNER The investigation has identified Syed Mudassar Hussain, alias Munna Jhingada, as a key handler of the module.