Archive · 25 May 2025
CBI Arrests Angad Chandok After US Deportation
Angad Singh Chandok, accused of fraud in India and convicted in the US, was deported.
He was part of a money laundering scheme tied to tech support scams targeting the elderly.
Chandok laundered over $1.5 million, routing funds through shell companies and student accounts.
After being prosecuted in the US, he was wanted in India.
He and his family fled the country in 2016 to escape legal proceedings.
The CBI, US Department of Justice, and Homeland Security coordinated the deportation.
Chandok was arrested upon arrival in Delhi and is now in judicial custody.
Angad Singh Chandok was arrested at Delhi airport after being deported from the US.
He was convicted in the US for a money laundering scheme linked to tech support and travel scams.
Chandok laundered over $1.5 million, moving money to overseas accounts.
He was wanted in India for bank fraud, and Interpol issued a Red Notice in 2017.
His deportation was coordinated by the CBI, US Department of Justice, and Homeland Security.
- Who
- Angad Singh Chandok
- What
- Arrest and deportation of Angad Singh Chandok
- When
- May 23, 2025 (Deportation and arrest)
- Where
- From the United States to India, Delhi Airport
- Why
- Wanted in India for bank fraud, and due to conviction for money laundering scheme
- Accused
- Angad Singh Chandok
- Crimes
- Money Laundering & Bank Fraud
- Sentence
- Six years (US Federal Prison)
- Victims
- Elderly Americans
- Involved Agencies
- CBI, US Department of Justice, Homeland Security
- Deportation
- From the US to India
Sources
Angad Singh Chandhok, accused of running million-dollar tech support scam, extradited to India from US
Angad Chadok, wanted in India in multiple bank fraud cases, deported from US
Wanted for fraud, Angad Chandhok brought to India after deportation from U.S.
