The Supreme Court of India has been ordered to confiscate the property of Dawood Ibrahim

Supreme Court of India has ordered terrorist Dawood Ibrahim to confiscate the property of Mumbai in India. Dawood's mother Amina Kaskar and her sister Hasina Parker filed a lawsuit several years ago to recover the property of Dawood Ibrahim.

But on Friday dismissed the case and asked the government to take that property to India's top court. Dawood's mother and sister have already died. As a result, a property of Dawood in Mumbai's Niagara area will now be transferred to the government.

According to court sources, in 1988 the property was sealed by the government. Because of the allegations that anti-social activities were taking place there. Then the government's decision was challenged and challenged. In 1993, a series of blasts in Mumbai killed 257 people. David left the country and left the country. So the administration decides to confiscate that property.

In July 1998, the Delhi High Court dismissed the application of Dawood's mother and sister to the Supreme Court. In November 2012 the Supreme Court-monitored the matter. There, there are seven houses in the name of Dawood's mother and sister. And they do not have any legal documents for the property they want to take.

After the Mumbai blasts in 1993, Dawood took refuge in Pakistan. The Security Council of the United Nations summons David for the World Terrorism. Last year Dawood's many hotels and guest houses were offered auction. The Supreme Court ordered that the remaining property of Dawood be confiscated by the Indian government. '