Satinderjeet Singh, also known as Goldy Brar, was included in the FBI's list of the ten most wanted fugitives and offered a reward of up to$ 1 million for information leading to their capture.
Singh's alleged involvement in the criminal business Lawrence Bishnoi, which the provincial authorities linked to aggressive actions in the United States, Canada, India, and other nations, was highlighted by the federal regulators. According to the FBI, Singh would be one of the organization's principal agents in America.
The firm is allegedly linked to bribery, assaults, drug and weapons smuggling, and homicides, shootings, homicides, kidnappings, and careful killings, according to the authorities.
Singh faces charges in a Los Angeles federal court that include conspiracy under RICO law, conspiracy to interfere with or attempt to interfere with trade through extortion and conspiracy to distribute and possess controlled substances with the intention of distribution.
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The incident is connected to the so-called Operation Hardball, a national investigation that led to the prosecution of 37 individuals tied to three transnational criminal organizations with links to India. In July 2026, the charges were made public.
Southern California drug smuggling
According to authorities, members of the group may have allegedly stolen about 520 kilograms of cocaine in the Los Angeles urban place between March 2024 and July 2025, according to the allegations.
The substance would have been taken from rival drug-trafficking organizations, according to the report.
According to the FBI, Singh is regarded as armed and dangerous and is known to possess resided in California and various parts of Canada. The specialists advise the people not to view or communicate with him.
Law enforcement organizations in the United States and Canada, including the Los Angeles FBI, Los Angeles Police Department, and Royal Monted Police of Canada, are even involved in the investigation.
People who have information about their possible location can contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324 ), visit a branch there, or submit it via the FBI's trail system. It is also probable to give information anonymously, according to authorities.
