Sathinderjit Singh (Satinderjeet Singh), also known as Goldy Brar, is the subject of a US federal manhunt in connection with the case concerning his alleged leadership of the North American branch of Lawrence Bishnoi’s group. In September 2026, the FBI announced that he had been added to its Ten Most Wanted list. [1][2]
Brief profile
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Name in sources | Satinderjeet Singh |
| Date of birth | 11 March 1994 / 11 June 1994 / 6 November 1994 — variants listed on the FBI profile |
| Jurisdiction and international links | USA; Canada; the international Lawrence Bishnoi group |
| Legal status | Featured on the FBI’s Most Wanted list; facing criminal charges in the US |
| Other names and aliases | “Goldy Brar”; Satinderjeet Singh Brar; Satinder Jeet; Satinder Jit Singh Brar |
Drugs as part of a multi-episode case
The FBI describes the organisation’s alleged activities in Southern California, other parts of the US and Canada as including extortion, kidnapping, violence, and trafficking in drugs and weapons. This is a general overview of the organisation’s activities; each individual incident cannot automatically be considered a proven act committed by Singh himself. [1][2]
The warrant, dated 1 July 2026, relates to the Central District of California. The charges listed individually include RICO conspiracy, conspiracy and attempted interference with commerce through extortion, as well as conspiracy to distribute controlled substances. [1][2]
How to distinguish him from his namesakes
The FBI profile lists several dates of birth from 1994. None of these is identified here as the definitive one based on documentary evidence. The wanted photograph and the name ‘Goldy Brar’ serve as additional identifiers; the materials found do not confirm a final sentence. [1][2]
Timeline of the case
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 01.07.2026 | A federal arrest warrant has been issued in California. |
| 28.09.2026 | The FBI’s announcement of his inclusion on the Ten Most Wanted list. |
Verified on 4 November 2026. The status of the case is based on the sources cited; charges and allegations do not constitute a conviction.
