Amit Shah says three wanted fugitives linked to the Bambiha Gang were apprehended in Malaysia, deported to India and sent to police custody.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday that three Indian gangsters who were running away and linked to the Bambiha Gang have been caught in Malaysia. These three men were sent back to India. Are now in police custody.
 
The three men are Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh and Pawandeep Singh. Amit Shah said that Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh and Pawandeep Singh are accused of crimes. These crimes include extortion, moving guns across borders selling drugs and a planned grenade attack in Ludhiana that the police stopped.
 
Amit Shah shared this news on X. Amit Shah praised the agencies for their hard work in finding the men in another country and bringing them back to India.
 

Three Bambiha Gang-Linked Fugitives Brought Back

Amit Shah said that Indian agencies worked together to catch the three men in Malaysia. After the men were caught the men were sent back to India. Given to the police for more legal work.
 
The three men are said to be part of the Bambiha Gang. The Bambiha Gang is known for criminal acts and gang activities.
Amit Shah said the men face charges. These charges go from extortion to moving guns and drugs across borders. The men are also linked to an attack with grenades in Ludhiana that did not happen because the police stopped it.
This news comes as Indian agencies keep trying to find criminals who ran away from India to live in countries.
 

Amit Shah Highlights Deportation of 51 Criminals

 
Amit Shah also talked about how the government's working hard to catch criminals who live outside of India. Amit Shah said that 51 tough criminals have been sent back to India in 2026 far. This happened because Indian agencies worked well together.
 
Amit Shah gave credit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for wanting to make India a safe place. He also praised the agencies that track down and bring back these fugitives.
 
The Union Home Minister said that bringing the three men back from Malaysia shows that the government will keep acting against criminals who commit crimes in different countries.
 

What Are the Allegations Against the Three?

The three accused — Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh and Pawandeep Singh — are allegedly involved in several serious criminal activities.

The allegations against them include:

  • Extortion
  • Cross-border arms trafficking
  • Narco-trafficking
  • Alleged links to the Bambiha Gang
  • Connection to a foiled grenade attack in Ludhiana

Further investigation and legal proceedings will determine the outcome of the cases against them.

India Steps Up Crackdown on Wanted Criminals

The latest development highlights the increasing focus on international cooperation and coordination between law enforcement agencies to trace wanted fugitives outside India.

With the three accused now back in India and in police custody, the investigation into the allegations against them is expected to move forward.

Amit Shah's announcement has once again put the spotlight on India's crackdown against absconding criminals and gang networks with alleged links to cross-border crime.