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- Status
- Wanted
- Agency
- Interpol
- Notice
- Red Notice
- Issued
- 2024
- Nationality
- India
- Checked
Pargat Singh
Interpol lists Pargat Singh, an Indian national, among its Red Notices (issued 2024, requested by India). The notice links Singh to charges that include terrorism, organised crime, fraud and extortion.
Singh is described as having black eyes and black hair. Born on 15 September 1998, Singh would now be 28. Singh speaks Punjabi, Hindi and English.
- Terrorism
- Organised crime
- Fraud or forgery
- Extortion or racketeering
- Weapons offences
- Violent assault or bodily harm
Charges, as published
- 17-Punishment for raising, collecting, or providing funds intended for terrorist acts.
- 18-Punishment for conspiring, attempting, advocating, abetting, or facilitating a terrorist act.
- 20 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967-Punishment for being a member of a terrorist gang or organization involved in a terrorist act.
- 25 Arms Act-Punishment for certain offences under arms act.
- 384-Punishment for extortion, which involves intentionally putting a person in fear of injury to dishonestly induce them to deliver property, valuable security, or anything signed/sealed.
- 386-deals with extortion committed by putting a person in fear of
- death or grievous hurt to themselves or another.
- 506-Punishment for criminal intimation, which involves threatening someone to cause alarm or force them to act against their will.
- 473-Punishing the making, possessing, or counterfeiting of seals, plates, or other instruments intended for forgery.
- 120B-Punishment of criminal conspiracy. · filed by India
About this notice
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