FBI arrests Harmanveer Singh on charges of drug trafficking for Dhanda gang

The FBI arrested an Indian national in California over his alleged involvement in a transnational drug trafficking network linked to the Canada-based Ravinder Dhanda gang. (Unsplash)

The FBI has arrested Harmanveer Singh, an Indian national, for his alleged role in drug trafficking for the Ravinder Dhanda gang based out of Canada.

The FBI arrested an Indian national in California over his alleged involvement in a transnational drug trafficking network linked to the Canada-based Ravinder Dhanda gang. (Unsplash)
The FBI arrested an Indian national in California over his alleged involvement in a transnational drug trafficking network linked to the Canada-based Ravinder Dhanda gang. (Unsplash)

Singh was arrested in , , on Tuesday by officers of the California Highway Patrol, the said on Wednesday.

The FBI action followed , a coordinated international enforcement action targeting the gangs run by , and Ravinder Dhanda.

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The probe agency said Singh was wanted for his alleged involvement in a transnational criminal organisation engaged in a conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute controlled substances, and conspiracy to export controlled substances.

It said the Ravinder Dhanda Organised Crime Group is based out of , Canada, and allegedly smuggled bulk quantities of cocaine and for drug trafficking organisations throughout the United States, , and Mexico.

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On June 23, 2026, a federal arrest warrant was issued for Singh in the District Court, Central District of California, , California, after he was charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute, conspiracy to export, and possession with intent to distribute Controlled Substances.

In a joint operation earlier this month, law enforcement agencies in the United States, Canada, andarrested 24 persons – 11 of them in California – connected to three India-based transnational organised crime groups charged with a litany of criminal acts.

In total, the US Department of Justice had charged 37 people in the indictment as part of its ‘Operation Hard ball’.

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