Interpol has issued a special notice against India's most wanted criminal sought for the 1993 serial bomb blasts in Mumbai that killed more than 260 people, the international police agency's website showed on Sunday. The notice sent to all 184 member countries places Indian crime boss Dawood Ibrahim on the same list as Osama Bin Laden. It seeks a freezing of his assets, a ban on travel as well as an arms embargo. The notice on www.interpol.int also gave two of his possible addresses in Pakistan. Islamabad has denied his presence in Pakistan. The tough new notice gives details of Ibrahim's 11 passports issued in India, Pakistan, UAE and Yemen, 17 aliases and also the countries from which he is known to operate. Ibrahim has been on Interpol's notice after the 1993 Mumbai blasts. In 2003, the US Treasury, linking him to Al Qaeda, put his name on its global terrorist list.