New Delhi, Oct. 20 -- The US Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday (local time) announced that two Indians were among 28 Green Card holders accused of fraudulently registering to vote in US elections, with most also accused of casting illegally obtained ballots. Law enforcement arrested 11 of the accused in California, the department said.

According to the DOJ's release, the two Indians have been identified as Amandeep Kaur (30) and Kamlesh Shah (67). Kaur is an Indian national living in California's Rancho Palos Verdes who is seeking to become a US citizen. She allegedly registered to vote fraudulently in December 2022 and later voted in the November 2024 US elections.

Shah, who lived in Sacramento, allegedly registered to vote fraudul...