Underworld don and 1993 Mumbai blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim lives in Pakistan and the Indian intelligence agencies have enough evidence to prove that, a media report said on Saturday.
The startling revelation comes ahead of the National Security Advisor-level talks scheduled to be held on August 23-24 here.
"Indian Intelligence is ready with Dawood's documents to prove that he is currently residing in Pakistan," the HIndustan Times reported.
According to report, Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval will present the evidence of Dawood Ibrahim's presence in Pakistan to his counterpart Sartaj Aziz.
The documents prove that Dawood, along with his wife and four children, lives in Karachi and that they frequently travel to Dubai.
Intelligence agencies have in their possession a telephone bill in Dawood Ibrahim's wife Mehjabeen's name and several Pakistani passports of the don.
Pakistan has repeatedly denied the reports of Dawood staying in the county.
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