USA and Canada house the most number of notorious gangsters wanted in India, a list prepared by the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs has revealed. The list, first seen by Hindustan Times, features 28 Indian gangsters, including the killers of Punjabi Singer Sidhu Moosewala. Out of the 28 gangsters, 5 are suspected to be based in the United States while 9 of them are suspected to be living in Canada.
As per the list released by the Home Ministry, Satinderjit Singh aka Goldy Brar, who is suspected to be in the United States, tops the list of gangsters. He is believed to have masterminded the killing of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala in collaboration with Lawrence Bishnoi.
Anmol Bishnoi, also known as Bhanu, is another gangster on the list who is charged with criminal conspiracy to carry out targeted killings of social and religious leaders, singers, businessmen, and film stars. He is said to be hiding in the US and is accused of having links with Pakistan and pro-Khalistan elements in other countries.
The list also includes other notorious gangsters like Sachin Thapan, who is accused in the Moosewala murder case, Gurjant Singh alias Janta, and Romi Hong Kong. Lucky Patyal, also named in the list, had his premises raided by the NIA last year as part of their crackdown on arms smuggling, narco-terrorism, targeted killings, extortion, kidnapping, and other criminal and terror acts.
Here is the full list of Indian gangsters living abroad and the countries providing shelter to them, as reported by Hindustan Times.
| GANGSTER | SUSPECTED LOCATION |
| SATINDERJIT SINGH ALIAS GOLDY BRAR | UNITED STATES |
| ANMOL BISHNOI | UNITED STATES |
| HARJOT SINGH GILL | UNITED STATES |
| DARMANJIT SINGH ALIAS DARMAN KAHLON | UNITED STATES |
| AMRIT BAL | UNITED STATES |
| SUKHDOOL SINGH ALIAS SUKHA DUNEKE | CANADA |
| GURPINDER SINGH ALIAS BABA DALLA | CANADA |
| SATVEER SINGH WARRING ALIAS SAM | CANADA |
| SNOVER DHILLON | CANADA |
| LAKHBIR SINGH ALIAS LANDA | CANADA |
| ARSHDEEP SINGH ALIAS ARSH DALA | CANADA |
| CHARNJEET SINGH ALIAS RINKU BIHLA | CANADA |
| RAMANDEEP SINGH ALIAS RAMAN JUDGE | CANADA |
| GAGANDEEP SINGH ALIAS GAGNA HATHUR | CANADA |
| VIKRAMJEET SINGH BRAR ALIAS VIKKI | UAE |
| KULDEEP SINGH ALIAS DEEP NAWANSHAHARIA | UAE |
| ROHIT GODARA | EUROPE |
| GAURAV PATYAL ALIAS LUCKY PATYAL | ARMENIA |
| SACHIN THAPAN ALIAS SACHIN BISHNOI | AZERBAIJAN |
| JAGJEET SINGH ALIAS GANDHI | MALAYSIA |
| JACKPAL SINGH ALIAS LALI DHALIWAL | MALAYSIA |
| HARWINDER SINGH ALIAS RINDA | PAKISTAN |
| RAJESH KUMAR ALIAS SONU KHATRI | BRAZIL |
| SANDEEP GREWAL ALIAS BILLA ALIAS SUNNY KHAWAJKE | INDONESIA |
| MANPREET SINGH ALIAS PEETA | PHILIPPINES |
| SUPREET SINGH ALIAS HARRY CHATHA | GERMANY |
| GURJANT SINGH ALIAS JANTA | AUSTRALIA |
| RAMANJIT SINGH ALIAS ROMI HONG KONG | HONG KONG |
The list from the Indian ministry of home affairs is released a day after Indian Foreign Affairs Minister S Jaishankar slammed western countries for failing to provide ample security to Indian diplomatic missions and consulates. Jaishankar referred to the incident of the Indian flag being pulled down by Khalistani extremists in the Indian High Commission in London while saying that India will not accept such acts of violence.
“We’ve seen incidents in London, Canada, San Francisco, there’s a very small minority, behind that minority there are many interests…If they don’t provide security then there will be reaction from India. This is not an India that will accept its national flag pulled down,” the External Affairs Minister stated.
