$1M Reward: FBI Adds Accused Indian Racketeer Goldy Brar to Most Wanted List

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has added Indian national Satinderjeet Singh, known as Goldy Brar, to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, and is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to his capture. The announcement, made on Monday, flags Brar as an accused racketeer whose whereabouts are unknown. Officials described Brar as a high-priority fugitive with ties to criminal networks, and said that placing him on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list underscores the bureau's commitment to prosecuting major cases involving organized crime and cross-border activities. The $1 million reward is part of the FBI’s public tips program, with information leading to his arrest potentially turning into charges or extradition proceedings. The FBI did not disclose Brar's current location or pending charges in the release. In recent years, the FBI has periodically added foreign nationals to the list as investigations unfold and as cooperation with international partners intensifies. Authorities urged anyone with information to contact the bureau’s tip line or local law enforcement, and emphasized that tips can be provided anonymously. The move signals the bureau’s ongoing efforts to disrupt organized crime networks linked to India and other regions and to ensure accountability for individuals accused of major criminal activity.