Dawood Property Auction

He wanted to stand up to a "terrorist", so he found a unique way to fight him: "I want to defeat Dawood. So, I will stay wherever he is".

The auction of four properties owned by Dawood Ibrahim concluded today, with two of the land parcels getting no bids and one, which had a reserve price of just Rs 15,000, being sold for an eye-popping Rs 2 crore.

Four parcels of agricultural land owned by the family of India's most wanted terrorist, Dawood Ibrahim, will go under the hammer on Friday at a reserve price of just over Rs 19 lakh.

They fought fear and decided to make a point by buying properties belonging to India's most-wanted terrorist, but were rewarded for their courage with threats and legal battles stretching for over 20 years.

Terrorist Dawood Ibrahim's childhood home and three other properties owned by his family in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri will be auctioned on Friday.

Six properties of fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, including his ancestral home in Mumbke village in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district, were sold in an auction held on Tuesday, an official said.

The Union finance ministry has invited bids to auction one of the three properties of the underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his family located on the Pakmodia Street in the city.

A hotel and a guest house are among three properties of most-wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim in south Mumbai to be auctioned today for Rs 11.58 crore. These are the last known addresses in India of the high-profile fugitive who has been living in Pakistan's Karachi for years.

Three of the 10 seized properties of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim will be auctioned next month. A notice has been published in newspapers by a department under the Union finance ministry. The auction will take place on November 14 and the advertisement invites bids from interested parties in sealed envelopes.

A restaurant once owned by India's most-wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim was sold for over Rs 4 crores today as seven properties were auctioned at a Mumbai hotel.

Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's seized properties will be auctioned in Mumbai today. But due to fear of the most wanted terrorist still prevalent, many are asking if the auction is a farce and whether in reality ownership of these properties will be transferred.

He wanted to stand up to a "terrorist", so he found a unique way to fight him: "I want to defeat Dawood. So, I will stay wherever he is".

The auction of four properties owned by Dawood Ibrahim concluded today, with two of the land parcels getting no bids and one, which had a reserve price of just Rs 15,000, being sold for an eye-popping Rs 2 crore.

Four parcels of agricultural land owned by the family of India's most wanted terrorist, Dawood Ibrahim, will go under the hammer on Friday at a reserve price of just over Rs 19 lakh.

They fought fear and decided to make a point by buying properties belonging to India's most-wanted terrorist, but were rewarded for their courage with threats and legal battles stretching for over 20 years.

Terrorist Dawood Ibrahim's childhood home and three other properties owned by his family in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri will be auctioned on Friday.

Six properties of fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, including his ancestral home in Mumbke village in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district, were sold in an auction held on Tuesday, an official said.

The Union finance ministry has invited bids to auction one of the three properties of the underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his family located on the Pakmodia Street in the city.

A hotel and a guest house are among three properties of most-wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim in south Mumbai to be auctioned today for Rs 11.58 crore. These are the last known addresses in India of the high-profile fugitive who has been living in Pakistan's Karachi for years.

Three of the 10 seized properties of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim will be auctioned next month. A notice has been published in newspapers by a department under the Union finance ministry. The auction will take place on November 14 and the advertisement invites bids from interested parties in sealed envelopes.

A restaurant once owned by India's most-wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim was sold for over Rs 4 crores today as seven properties were auctioned at a Mumbai hotel.

Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's seized properties will be auctioned in Mumbai today. But due to fear of the most wanted terrorist still prevalent, many are asking if the auction is a farce and whether in reality ownership of these properties will be transferred.