US Arrests 19 Indians for Internet Fraud, Publishes Names and Photos
US Arrests 19 Indians for Internet Fraud, Publishes Names

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has arrested at least 19 Indian nationals in connection with internet fraud, as part of a broader deportation campaign championed by President Donald Trump. The agency published the names, photographs, and arrest locations of the suspects on its official website, describing them as among the "worst of the worst" foreign nationals in its custody.

The arrests are part of a sweeping enforcement drive targeting illegal immigrants and foreign nationals accused of serious criminal offences. The DHS has been profiling individuals from multiple countries, including Nigerians and Ghanaians, but this list focuses exclusively on Indian nationals.

Full List of Arrested Indian Nationals

The DHS profiled more than 20 Indian nationals on its website, but the following 19 individuals have been identified:

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  1. Mirza Riaz Uddin
  2. Shiba Momin
  3. Baqar Syed
  4. Mohammed Mohsin
  5. Suminder Singh
  6. Ashok Deshmukh
  7. Gurdev Singh
  8. Manjot Singh
  9. Sagarkumar Patel
  10. Jigar Patel
  11. FNU Md Hasib
  12. Imran Mohamed Rafiq Shaikh
  13. Daxesj Patel-Manjulaben
  14. Rajubhai Mathurdas Patel
  15. Jasminder Singh
  16. Anas Mehdi Vohra
  17. Dishant Gupta
  18. Nishitkumar Patel
  19. Gurdeep Singh Atwal

Complete details for each suspect, including photographs and specific locations where they were taken into custody, remain accessible on the DHS official website.

Arrests Part of Broader DHS Crackdown

The DHS has been arresting foreign nationals from various countries as part of this ongoing enforcement drive. Individuals from other nations, including Nigerians and Ghanaians, have also been arrested and profiled by the agency for serious crimes. However, this particular list covers only those of Indian nationality.

US Names Ghanaians on Deportation List

In a related development, Legit.ng recently reported that the DHS published the names and photographs of 32 Ghanaian nationals included in its "Worst of the Worst" deportation programme. That publication formed part of the US government's broader immigration enforcement campaign targeting foreign nationals facing deportation.

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