INTERPOL has issued a Red Corner Notice for two gangsters, Rahul Singh and Rahul Dubey, who are hiding abroad and running an alleged terror and extortion network in Jharkhand, police said. IG (Operations) Narendra Singh confirmed the notice. The gang is said to operate through digital coordination from foreign soil, where instructions are allegedly sent to henchmen, shooters and arms suppliers. Investigators allege the pair target prominent businessmen, coal traders, contractors and construction companies across Jharkhand. If extortion demands, described as levy, are not paid, they allegedly order shootings at work sites to spread fear. Rahul Singh is described as a former key lieutenant in the gang of gangster Aman Sahu. After Aman Sahu was killed in a police encounter in March 2025, Singh allegedly took control of the group. His network is said to span industrial and coal-rich districts including Ranchi, Ramgarh, Palamu, Bokaro, Chatra, Hazaribagh and Latehar. Rahul Dubey’s gang is also linked to an attack in Hazaribagh. On October 29, a barrage of gunfire was directed at the AK International Hotel in the Matwari area. Shortly after the incident, a social media post purportedly in the name of Rahul Dubey threatened the hotel operator. After the October 29 attack, Ranchi police moved quickly. Following an encounter on October 30, five shooters were arrested, along with their alleged arms supplier, Ziaul Habib. With the Red Corner Notice now issued, international security agencies are expected to assist India in efforts to apprehend Singh and Dubey.