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Date of birth24 November 1960
Age64 Years
BirthplaceBombay, Maharashtra
ProfessionGangster
NationalityIndian
Marital statusMarried
SpouseShabana
FamilyThree children (two sons: Huda Ahmed Jamal and Jazib Ahmed Jamal; one daughter: Hina Dadabhoy)
Tiger Memon Biography
Ibrahim Mushtaq Abdul Razzaq Memon, popularly known as Tiger Memon, is an Indian national from Bombay best known as a central conspirator in the 1993 bomb‑
Early life and backgroundIbrahim Mushtaq Abdul Razzaq Memon was born on 24 November 1960 in Bombay, Maharashtra. Known widely by the nickname Tiger Memon, he grew up in the city that would later be the scene of the 1993 Bombay bombings. His family name and the names of several siblings reflect names drawn from religious traditions, and the family practiced Islam within the Sunni sect. His father was Abdul Razzak Memon and his mother is Hanifa Memon.
Tiger was one of six brothers. Named among them were Arif (also known as Suleman), the late Yakub Abdul Razzak Memon, Ayub Memon, Anjum (also called Essa), and Yusuf Memon, who is noted as deceased. He has a wife, Shabana, and three children: two sons, Huda Ahmed Jamal and Jazib Ahmed Jamal, and a daughter, Hina Dadabhoy.
Career
Records and reporting identify Tiger Memon as a smuggler who rose to prominence in Bombay’s illicit trade in the late 1970s and afterward. Accounts indicate he operated in the Dormitory market and dealt in electronics and precious metals, using family business ties at times to mask those activities. He is reported to have worked through or used the name of a company associated with his brother Yakub, Tejrath International, which traded in meat and meat products.
Media coverage and investigative agencies have long linked Tiger Memon to organised crime networks, including an association with the D‑Company criminal syndicate connected to Dawood Ibrahim. He is described in public records as one of the key conspirators behind the series of bomb explosions that struck Bombay on 12 March 1993. Those attacks detonated across multiple sites in the city, resulting in hundreds of casualties and widespread injury.
Accounts report that Tiger left India shortly before the blasts, first to Dubai and later to Pakistan, where he was said to have been sheltered within networks of other wanted individuals. After the bombings, allegations and investigative reporting have tied him to international movements and to contacts who allegedly supported his family's relocation and assets abroad.
Public profile
Tiger Memon has been consistently identified in news reporting and government statements as a wanted criminal by Indian authorities and as a person of interest to international law enforcement. He has appeared in media narratives about the 1993 bombings and the broader networks implicated in those events. His life and alleged role in the attacks have been the subject of courtroom proceedings, investigations, and public debate.
In recognition of those associations, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control designated him in November 2021 under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act as a Specially Designated Narcotics Trafficker, a designation that reflects U.S. findings about links to narcotics trafficking and organised criminal activity.
The 1993 events and their aftermath continue to shape public discussion about Tiger Memon. His brother Yakub’s involvement in post‑blast investigative matters, and differing accounts related to passports and movements of family members, have been reported in the press. Tiger’s name has also appeared in accounts describing family disputes and public reactions tied to those events.
Cultural depictions
The 1993 Bombay serial blasts and the individuals connected to them have been depicted in books and films. Black Friday, a 2004 screen adaptation of journalist S. Hussain Zaidi’s account of the bombings, included a portrayal of Tiger Memon by actor Pawan Malhotra, bringing the story and its central figures to a wider audience.
Latest updates
Public reporting in recent years has continued to place Tiger Memon in the context of international enforcement and counterterrorism actions. The 2021 U.S. Treasury designation is among the most notable recent official actions recorded in publicly available material about him. Other reports have continued to note his status in connection with historical investigations into the 1993 attacks.
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Career Highlights
- Key conspirator in the 1993 Bombay bombings
- Reported former member or associate of the D‑Company organised crime syndicate
- Designated by the U.S. Department of the Treasury (OFAC) in November 2021 under the Kingpin Act
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