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FBI adds Indian national Amritpal Singh to Most Wanted list over drug charges

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The FBI has placed Indian national Amritpal Singh on its Most Wanted list in connection with a drug-related case. Singh is alleged to have played a role in the Ravinder Dhanda organised crime group. The network is described as a transnational criminal organisation with its base in Vancouver, Canada. Authorities consider Singh a significant target due to his suspected involvement in the group's criminal operations.

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