EXCLUSIVE: India Most Wanted in the USA! PM Modi to Drop the Hammer on THESE 12 Gangsters!

Preeti Sharma10 months ago10 months ago06 mins

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💥 America’s New Most Wanted? India Demands Action!

People, get ready! A high-stakes list of 12 gangsters hiding in the United States has been compiled by India’s top security agencies, setting the stage for a massive raid. And you know what? When PM Modi visits Washington this week, this incendiary list may end up on the table!

🔎 The Rogue’s Gallery: Who Are These 12 Most-Wanted Gangsters?

Name	Alias	Crimes	Current Location
Anmol Bishnoi	None	Mastermind of Baba Siddique murder	US Prison
Goldy Brar	Satinderjit Singh	Sidhu Moosewala’s Assassination Planner	California
Darmanjot Singh	Darman Kahlon	Arms supplier, Pakistan-India smuggler	Unknown
Amritpal Singh	Amrit Bal	Punjab’s gang syndicate leader	US Since 2014
Harjot Singh	None	Drug cartel operations	Undisclosed
Harbir Singh	None	Arms and drug syndicate	Unknown
Navroop Singh	None	Terror financing	US Base
Swaran Singh	Fauji	International smuggler	Unknown
Sahil Ritoli	None	Cyber fraud, financial crimes	California
Yogesh Beri	Bobby	Drug empire kingpin	Undisclosed
Ashu Sambhli	Bhanu Pratap Sambhli	Money laundering, trafficking	US Hideout
Aman Sambhi	None	International fraud	California

🚫 PM Modi’s Mission: No Safe Havens for Criminals!

This list of fugitives is expected to generate heated diplomatic discussions as Modi meets with US officials. Because these criminals pose a clear threat to national security, the Indian government is advocating for their prompt deportation. Will the United States, however, cooperate?

According to sources, India has given these fugitives a comprehensive criminal dossier that includes information about their clandestine networks, encrypted communication techniques, and even drug smuggling aided by drones!🚀

👁 Inside Their Crime Empire: A Peek into India’s Global Gang War

💡 Drug Lords & Smugglers: The Pakistan Connection

The majority of these gangsters are not merely small-time crooks; they run global arms and drug syndicates with close connections to smugglers located in Pakistan! Their preferred weapons are drones and the sea route, which makes it more difficult for authorities to intercept them.

🎮 Digital Villains: The Rise of Crypto & Encrypted Chats

These criminals operate using encrypted chat applications, VPNs, and cryptocurrency—forget about traditional gang battles! Even international law enforcement has a hard time finding them.💰🌐

💪 What’s Next? Will the US Play Ball?

The key question is whether American laws will protect these gangsters or if the US would turn them over. Human rights policies, according to some legal experts, could make deportation difficult, while others think India’s concrete data could present a compelling argument.

💪 What’s at Stake?

For India: Breaking the backbone of organized crime and restoring law & order.
For the US: Strengthening diplomatic ties and proving they don’t harbor criminals.
For the Gangsters: A one-way ticket to India’s maximum-security jails! 💀

🔎 Reader’s Poll: What Do YOU Think?

Will the US send these criminals packing? Or will they dodge justice once again? Vote below!

✅ Yes, the US should hand them over immediately!
❌ No, they should stay under US jurisdiction.
🤷 Not sure, but this will be an interesting legal battle!

📝 FAQs: Everything You Need to Know!

Q: Who is the most dangerous gangster on the list? A: Goldy Brar is a prime suspect in Sidhu Moosewala’s murder, while Anmol Bishnoi is linked to high-profile assassinations.

Q: Why is India so keen on deportation? A: These criminals pose a major national security risk, operating global drug, arms, and human trafficking networks.

Q: What’s stopping the US from deporting them? A: Legal complexities, human rights laws, and potential US intelligence interests in monitoring these networks.

🎥 Breaking News Updates & Reactions! 🎥

Stay tuned as we track this high-profile diplomatic showdown! Will the US cave under pressure, or will these gangsters continue to operate in the shadows?