Yadav, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun and Government of India
‘Can you see any Audis?’: Ex-govt official Vikash Yadav's family rejects Gurpatwant Singh Pannun murder plot allegations
Vikash Yadav has been indicted by the US government for allegedly taking part in the alleged plot to kill Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
Who is Vikash Yadav: Indian charged in Pannun assassination plot
US prosecutors charge Indian government employee Vikash Yadav with orchestrating foiled plot to kill pro-Khalistan separatist in US-India relations scandal.
Who is Vikash Yadav? Ex-RAW official wanted by the FBI over Pannun plot
The US justice department has charged 'CC-1' with ‘murder for hire’ and ‘money-laundering’, in connection with the Gurpatwant Singh Pannun assassination
Pannun murder plot: Vikash Yadav's family breaks silence, says they are clueless about his RAW links
The family of Vikash Yadav, who was indicted by the US in the Pannun murder plot, says they believe he is still working for the CRPF
Vikash Yadav, ex-RAW official ‘wanted’ over Gurpatwant Pannun assassination plot, was arrested by Delhi Police: Report
The Delhi Police Special Cell had arrested Vikash Yadav, charged by the US over the Gurpatwant Singh Pannun case, in an extortion case.
'Can you see Audis, Mercedes?': Vikash Yadav denies Pannun murder plot charges, says kin
Vikash has been charged by the US Department of Justice with leading an unsuccessful attempt to kill Pannun last year.
Vikash Yadav, Wanted By FBI Over Pannun Murder Plot, Was Arrested By Delhi Police For Extortion; Later Released On Bail
Vikash Yadav, wanted by the FBI for allegedly plotting the murder of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, was arrested 10 months ago by the Delhi Police Special Cell in connection with a kidnapping and attempted murder case.
How Delhi Police case against ex-RAW man Vikash Yadav could block extradition over Pannun murder plot
Vikash Yadav. He was arrested by Delhi Police last year on attempted murder, kidnapping charges, but got bail this April.
India Ex-Official Charged in US Murder Plot Had Been Arrested in Delhi Attempted Murder Case
A former Indian government official charged in the United States this week for allegedly directing a foiled murder plot had been arrested in New Delhi in December in an attempted murder case, according to court records and a police officer.
India ex-official charged in US murder plot was arrested in New Delhi murder case
The US Justice Department unsealed the indictment of Vikash Yadav, 39, alleging he led a plot to murder a Sikh separatist in New York.
Pannun murder plot case: US charges ex-Indian intel official Vikash Yadav, issues 'wanted' poster
The FBI has issued a wanted poster for Vikash Yadav, a former Indian government employee, accused in foiled plot to assassinate pro-Khalistan separatist and US citizen Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. US prosecutors have charged Yadav with conspiracy,
'Don't Fly Air India From Nov 1-19': Khalistani Terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun Issues Fresh Threat Amid Vikash Yadav Case; (VIDEO)
Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun issued a warning on Monday, cautioning passengers against flying on Air India ...
Ex-RAW official Vikash Yadav, ’wanted’ in Pannun case, was arrested for extortion in Lawrence Bishnoi’s name: Report
The FBI has issued a wanted poster for Vikash Yadav, a former Indian government employee, linked to a foiled assassination ...
Vikash Yadav, wanted by FBI in Pannun assassination plot, linked to gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, was arrested by Delhi Police for…
Vikash Yadav was released on bail in April 2024, and earlier this week, prosecutors in the United States identified him as ...
Who is Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, Khalistani separatist believed to be the brainchild of Pakistan's ISI?
After the US department charged an ex Indian intelligence officer Vikash Yadav in a failed plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh ...
Express View on US indictment of Vikash Yadav: Some intelligence questions
In the Gurpatwant Singh Pannun case, Washington’s approach is self-righteous and disappointing. But for India, the real ...