America’s big crackdown on global drug racket! FBI is looking for Indian citizen Harmonveer Singh, links to Ravinder Dhanda gang.

America’s top investigating agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has started tightening its grip against the black drug trade and organized crimes spread internationally. American investigative agency FBI is now actively searching for Indian citizen Harmonvir Singh, who is involved in a big drug racket involving India and Canada. It is alleged that Harmanveer Singh was playing an important role in running a large network of drug smuggling for the notorious Ravinder Dhanda gang operating in Canada. Major action is being taken under ‘Operation Hard Ball’. This latest and strict step has been taken by the FBI under ‘Operation Hard Ball’. The operation is a coordinated international action by law enforcement agencies from the US, Canada and European countries against transnational criminal syndicates run by notorious criminals like Lawrence Bishnoi, Jaggu Bhagwanpuria and Ravinder Dhanda. The network is spread from Canada to America and Mexico. According to the official statement issued by the FBI, the wanted accused Harmonveer Singh is a part of a dangerous international criminal organization, which has been involved in a big conspiracy of illegal trade, possession and export of controlled substances. Investigation has revealed that Ravinder Dhanda’s organized crime group mainly operates from Vancouver, Canada. This gang allegedly smuggles large quantities of banned and dangerous drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine into various parts of the US, Canada and Mexico. 24 accused were arrested in the beginning of this month. It is noteworthy that in the beginning of this month, various law enforcement agencies of America, Canada and Europe had carried out a joint and intelligence operation. A total of 24 suspects belonging to three transnational organized crime groups linked to India were arrested during this sweeping operation, of which 11 were nabbed from the state of California alone. The US Department of Justice has formally framed charges against a total of 37 people under this mega operation, after which there is a stir among international criminals.