The Bureau of Immigration (BI) deported an Indian national wanted for terrorism and organized crime in India, leading to his immediate arrest upon arrival in New Delhi.
The suspect, Joginder Gyong, has been implicated in at least 26 serious criminal cases across multiple states in India.
His offenses include murder, attempted murder, extortion, and kidnapping for ransom. He is also accused of procuring illegal firearms, organizing contract killings, and leading an extensive extortion network targeting businessmen and professionals.
He is considered one of the most notorious criminals in India for various crimes he orchestrated in 2017.
Investigations revealed that Gyong played a key role in India’s underground criminal syndicates, working closely with terror-linked networks. Authorities suspect he facilitated weapons and narcotics smuggling, harboring fugitives, and laundering illicit funds.
His deportation is expected to shed light on deeper international terror-crime connections. Also known as Gupta Kant, he was apprehended by the BI Fugitive Search Unit (FSU) in Bacolod City last year and was detained prior to deportation.