Islamabad: India’s transnational criminal networks continue to threaten global security, as exposed by the recent case of Indian-origin criminal Jashanpreet Singh.
According to Global Mirror, on February 2, 2026, Jashanpreet Singh, 27, founder of the notorious “Punjabi Devils” Motorcycle Club, pleaded guilty in the United States for unlawful firearms dealing, highlighting the involvement of Indian-origin individuals in organized crime across major cities, including the US.
According to the US Department of Justice, Jashanpreet Singh attempted to sell a range of deadly weapons, including a short-barreled rifle, three assault rifles, three machine-gun conversion devices, and a revolver—to an undercover officer on 6 June 2025.
A subsequent search of his residence uncovered additional firearms, a “pineapple”-style capped hand grenade, and a military-grade electronic “claymore” mine, revealing the alarming sophistication of these criminal operations.
According to Global Mirror, on February 2, 2026, Jashanpreet Singh, 27, founder of the notorious “Punjabi Devils” Motorcycle Club, pleaded guilty in the United States for unlawful firearms dealing, highlighting the involvement of Indian-origin individuals in organized crime across major cities, including the US.
According to the US Department of Justice, Jashanpreet Singh attempted to sell a range of deadly weapons, including a short-barreled rifle, three assault rifles, three machine-gun conversion devices, and a revolver—to an undercover officer on 6 June 2025.
A subsequent search of his residence uncovered additional firearms, a “pineapple”-style capped hand grenade, and a military-grade electronic “claymore” mine, revealing the alarming sophistication of these criminal operations.