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Top Indian criminals in the USA

 The increasing propensity of NRIs in the U.S. to commit all kinds of crimes – Violent, Non-Violent, Horrendous, Garden Variety, White-Collar, Sexual, Vehicular, Drug Peddling, Drug Possession, Immigration Fraud, sales tax fraud, bootlagging, Elections related frauds, Call Center crimes and more.

No crime is out of reach for NRIs.


Here is a list of Most Notorious and top Indian subcontinent criminals in the USA and their crime stories. We are constantly updating the list of individuals who are alleged for crimes or convicted of crimes and who are of Indian subcontinent descent (India Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka etc.)This category includes articles on people who (or whose ancestors) emigrated from Indian sub-continent to other countries.


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