India Prepares to Extradite Babbar Khalsa Terrorist Harpreet Singh from U.S. After FBI Arrest
India has completed preparations to extradite Harpreet Singh, alias Happy Passia, a notorious Babbar Khalsa terrorist, from the United States, marking a significant step in its fight against terrorism.

India has finalized arrangements to extradite Harpreet Singh, alias Happy Passia, a notorious Babbar Khalsa International operative, from the United States to face justice. Announced today, this development marks a significant victory in India’s ongoing battle against terrorism. Singh, wanted in over two dozen criminal cases, including terror attacks and targeted killings in Punjab, was apprehended by the FBI in Sacramento, California, earlier this year.
India Prepares to Extradite Babbar Khalsa Terrorist
Accused of orchestrating grenade attacks and assassinations in Punjab, Singh faces charges in more than 24 cases, ranging from murder to arms smuggling. His ability to evade capture, using burner phones and encrypted communication, made him a high-priority target for Indian agencies. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) had announced a Rs 5 lakh reward for information leading to his arrest, reflecting the severity of his crimes and the urgency to bring him to justice.
FBI's Role and Extradition Process
The FBI’s arrest of Singh in the U.S. was a turning point, following years of intelligence-sharing between Indian and American agencies. The NIA provided critical evidence to secure his detention, paving the way for extradition proceedings. Indian authorities worked tirelessly to meet legal requirements, ensuring compliance with international protocols. The completion of these preparations signals India’s resolve to hold terrorists accountable, regardless of where they seek refuge.
Happy Passia set for Extradition
Singh’s extradition is a milestone in dismantling Khalistani terror networks operating abroad. His return to India will enable authorities to interrogate him, potentially uncovering details about cross-border terror financing and operations. The move has been welcomed by security experts, who see it as a deterrent to fugitive terrorists. As India prepares to prosecute Singh, the nation reaffirms its commitment to safeguarding its citizens and combating terrorism with unwavering determination.