Dhaka, Oct. 22 -- India has alleged there are inaccuracies in a report by a special rapporteur on counter-terrorism and human rights at the UN and called for accountability for presenting lies that can harm the global body.

Ben Saul, the special rapporteur, had said in his July report one of the world's most wanted terrorists, Dawood Ibrahim, is based in India, reports Indian broadcaster NDTV.

Special rapporteurs are not paid directly by the UN and are expected to work independently of it.

"Let me correct it for the record," said Raghoo Puri, the first secretary of India's Permanent Mission to the UN.

"This individual fled India much before the 2003 listing, and it was during this period from an outsider country that he was listed for...