The Modi government has prepared a new dossier on India’s most wanted Dawood Ibrahim with evidence that the underworld don is staying in Pakistan under the protection of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Daily Mail reported on Tuesday.

The Indian intelligence agencies have listed four new safe houses, where the underworld don has been staying since 2012.

According to the daily, the fresh dossier says one of the four ‘safe house’ is located at Muree, which is 20 kms away from Pakistan’s capital Islamabad.

In 2012, New Delhi had given Islamabad a list of three places where Dawood had stayed.

The report says that out of seven, most of the ‘safe houses’ are based in Karachi.

The NDA government is expected to hand over the fresh dossier to Pakistan’s National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz when he meets his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval in New Delhi later this month.

Earlier in August, it was reported that Yakub Wali Mohammad Khan alias Yeda Yakub, one of the key accused in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, died of heart attack in Pakistan’s port city Karachi.

The Narendra Modi-led government has repeatedly said that Dawood is in Pakistan and that India is determined to bring him back.

Pakistan has denied time and again the fugitive’s presence on its soil.

Opposition Congress claimed that over a lakh commuters have supported their protest against the proposed fare hike for the Mumbai Metro by signing petitions.

The Mumbai Congress had started the three-day-long protest on August 16 at all the 12 Metro stations on the Versova to Ghatkopar corridor, demanding immediate roll back of the proposed hike.

Congress MLA and former Maharashtra minister Naseem Khan, who led the protest, claimed, “By this evening over one lakh commuters including students, businessmen, women came forward and signed the petition seeking immediate roll back of any proposed hike.”

“The petitions would be submitted to the representatives of the Centre and State government and to the Maharashtra Governor,” he said.

Addressing a gathering outside Ghatkopar station, Mr. Khan said, “Metro had to fix the fares between Rs. 9 and Rs. 13 and as soon as we (Congress-NCP) were out of power, the fares went up to Rs. 40. Now, Metro has been allowed to hike its fare upto Rs. 110, which is highest all over the world.”

“The fare slab of Rs. 10 to 40 is already unaffordable (to commuters) and the way Metro’s operator want the hike, it would amount to no less than a loot,” he alleged.

The Supreme Court had recently allowed the operator of Mumbai’s Metro railway to implement the recommendation of the Fare Fixation Committee (FFC) for a fare band of Rs.10-110.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has already announced a special audit of Reliance Infra-led Mumbai Metro One Pvt Ltd (MMOPL) by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) to examine the actual expenditure and operating cost, among others, as the government had reservations over the fare hike and escalated cost of the project.

On the Mumbai Metro controversy, Anil Ambani-led Reliance Infrastructure’s (RInfra) Chief Executive Officer MS Mehta had recently said, “We have approached the Maharashtra government to consider our proposal for arriving at some solution to ensure that commuters are not affected by the tariff hike as proposed by the Fare Fixation Committee of Rs. 10 to Rs. 110 for the 11 km Metro corridor.”

“We have prepared a composite proposal and submitted to the government mentioning what steps can be taken to ensure our capital cost is recovered and how productive it becomes for the government and there is no burden on commuters,” he said.

Fifteen under 14 footballers, including six from Mumbai and the rest from Maharashtra, are to travel to Germany for a six-year training programme with Bundeliga side, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, as part of the U Dream Football Programme.

Two more boys would leave for Germany later this year and during their stay in Germany, they would be accompanied by coaches – former India captain Mahesh Gawli and John Kenneth Raj.

Also accompanying the children would be three CBSE Certified teachers who would monitor and ensure their adherence towards the Indian CBSE Curriculum while in Germany.

On their return from their six-ear tenure, the students would be enrolled at the U Dream Haryana Football Club, which was specifically formed in association with the Haryana Football Association for these students, it was announced.

The selected boys are: Pranav Kanse (Kolhapur), Akash Mishra (Lucknow), Pradeep Mannewar (Udaipur), Aniket Varekar (Kolhapur), Shivam Maan (New Delhi), Kumar Rathod (Mumbai), Ayush Adhikari (Noida), Ankit Bhuyan (Bhubaneshwar), Ishant Rana (Mumbai), Raul Lewis (Mumbai), Armaan Kalra (Gurgaon), Delton Colaco, Kimran Fernandes, Wellyster Mendes (Goa) and Manish Malyadri Siddha (Pune).

“Unlike other football programes, the long-term association allows students to truly imbibe the spirit of the game and also understand an international level of professionalism that accompanies being a professional footballer. We believe that this programme will truly allow us to be catalysts of change at the grassroot level of the sport,” said Supratik Sen, CEO of U Sports.

The full-scholarship programme, done under the collaborative guidance of Bundesliga, was a scouting programme based across 1,000 schools in over 45 cities to send 17 boys (aged under 14 years) to Zuzenhausen, Germany and train at the TSG 1899 Hoffenheim academy.