FBI adds Indian-origin Nitish Kaushal to most wanted list for organised crime links

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The FBI has placed Indian-origin man Nitish Kaushal on its most wanted list due to his alleged involvement in organised crime. Kaushal is believed to be connected to the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria gang, which is implicated in multiple illegal activities. The move comes in the wake of federal charges filed against Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar in connection with a assassination carried out in Canada. US federal agents have recently conducted large-scale raids targeting the broader Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network operating within the United States. The actions reflect growing US law enforcement focus on transnational organised crime with ties to India and Canada.

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