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- Status
- Wanted
- Agency
- Interpol
- Notice
- Red Notice
- Issued
- 2025
- Nationality
- India
- Checked
Jaswinder Singh
Interpol lists Jaswinder Singh, an Indian national, among its Red Notices (issued 2025, requested by India). The notice links Singh to charges that include murder, terrorism, organised crime and fraud.
Singh is described as 1.68 m tall, weighing about 70 kg, with black eyes. Born on 29 April 1998, Singh would now be 28. Singh speaks English and Hindi.
- Murder or homicide
- Terrorism
- Organised crime
- Fraud or forgery
- Robbery, theft or burglary
Charges, as published
- Under Section 109-Punishment for Attempt to murder
- 324(4)-Mischief
- 303(2)- Punishment for Theft
- 317(2)-Stolen property
- 341(2)-Making or possessing counterfeit seal,etc., with intent to commit forgery
- 61(2)-Criminal Conspiracy, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita,2023
- Section 3- Punishment for causing Explosion likely to endanger life or property
- 4-Punishment for Attempt to cause Explosion, or for making or keeping Explosive with intent to endanger life or property
- 5-Punishment for making or possessing Explosive under Suspicious Circumstances, Explosive Substance Act 1908
- Section 13- Punishment for Unlawful activities
- 16-Punishment for terrorist act
- 17- Punishment for raising funds for terrorist act
- 18B-Punishment for recruiting of any person or persons for terrorist act.
- 20-Punishment for being member of terrorist gang or organization
- 35-Amendment of schedule
- 40-Offence of raising funds for terrorist organization
- 43E-Presumption as to offence under section 15, UAPA Act 1967. · filed by India
About this notice
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