Indian-origin lawyer Suraj Raj Singh faces a $470,000 civil penalty in the US for allegedly submitting identical asylum narratives in multiple immigration cases.
Singh allegedly filed 118 fraudulent documents
Jul 31, 2026
04:29 pm
What's the storyThe United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has accused Suraj Raj Singh, an Indian-origin immigration lawyer, of submitting fraudulent asylum claims.
The DHS is seeking a civil penalty of $470,584 (approximately ₹4 crore) against Singh. He allegedly filed 118 fraudulent documents across 54 immigration cases.
118 fake asylum documents, 54 cases: Indian-origin lawyer faces $470,000 US fine
Indian-origin lawyer faces $470,000 fine in US over fraudulent asylum claims
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