Key Points
- Yadav is wanted by the FBI for a conspiracy to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
- He was arrested in Delhi for extorting money while impersonating a government agent.
- Yadav threatened and physically assaulted a café owner for cash.
- He spent some time in Tihar Jail and is currently on bail.
- Yadav has a background in security and intelligence with the Indian government.
Looma News
Vikash Yadav is in the spotlight lately, being chased by the FBI for his alleged role in a scheme to take down Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. But that’s not all; last year, he was nabbed by Delhi Police’s Anti-Terror Wing for extorting cash while pretending to be a government agent.
The police say Yadav met his target, Raj Kumar Walia, outside the NIA office, where he pulled off a convincing act. He claimed to be from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and convinced Walia his life was in danger. Things took a dark turn when Yadav, along with a buddy, allegedly kidnapped and beat Walia, forcing him to hand over money, all while erasing any CCTV evidence.
What makes this story even crazier is Yadav’s background. He’s not just some random criminal; he’s claimed ties to India’s intelligence services. The US indictment shows he had a serious role in security management and even worked with the Central Reserve Police Force. This guy has some serious training, making his criminal antics all the more shocking.
After a few months in Tihar Jail, Yadav’s out on bail, but the FBI isn’t letting up.
