Stating that his government is serious over the internal security matters, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that the government had information about India’s most wanted culprit Dawood Ibrahim.
Speaking with the media here in a function on Saturday, he said that his government is keeping close tap on the activities of Dawood and soon the Centre would make a decision on the matter. Expecting co-operation with the Pakistan following Peshawar incident, the Home minister however didn’t comment if his government is in talks with their counterparts in Pakistan over the matter of Dawood, though he said that efforts are being made to bring him back.
He said that the BJP government was committed to deal with terrorism and soon something will be done soon. ‘Wait and watch’, he commented.
Speaking on the incidents of violence in Assam, Singh stressed over zero tolerance policy over such matters. Speaking of 1984 anti- Sikh riots, Singh said that several victims are still waiting for justice and a penal of retired Judges will look into the matter and assure that justice is done and culprits are punished.
He also spoke of Rs5 lakh compensation to the families of the victims. On being asked about controversy over religious conversion row, the home minister tried to avoid the direct question, though he moved ahead stating that anti-conversion law could suffice the emergent needs.