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Alex Singh is the executive officer of Colonial Fleet's battlestar Galactica during the First Cylon War.

The youngest of five brothers, Singh is the only one of his Tauron family to serve in the military (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).

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Gara Singh is the Director of the Caprica City bureau of the Caprican Global Defense Department circa 58 BCH (42YR).

Investigating the STO

Though Singh's GDD bureau had been saddled with mostly trivial cases, the bombing of the Metropolitan Levitation Mass Transit System by monotheist Ben Stark and the resurgence of the Soldiers of the One terrorist group becomes Singh and his investigators' primary focus ^{(CAP: "Reins of a Waterfall" and "Gravedancing")}.

Staying mostly on the sidelines as Agents Duram and Youngblood make inquiries into the bombing, Singh steps in when he discovers a tape of the bomber, Stark, being interrogated by Youngblood one year before the bombing for possession of explosives. Singh suggests the tape be destroyed and Duram and Youngblood step up their game, inspiring a major break in the case ^{(CAP: "Reins of a Waterfall")}.

As the STO begins bombing Holocafes throughout Caprica City, Singh is initially hesitant to attribute the crimes to a resurgence of the monotheist terrorists. However, when the Inter-Colonial Court on Libran hands down a warrant allowing the search of the Athena Academy―where Ben Stark and his suspected accomplice Zoe Graystone attended school―Singh reluctantly allowed Agent Duram to proceed, though telling him to keep it "tasteful".

Following the murder of two members of the STO who were also former students at Athena Academy, Agent Duram focuses his investigation on the school's headmistress, Sister Clarice Willow. Having been alerted of accusations made to Willow by her lawyer, Director Singh once again intercedes. Meeting with Duram outside the office, Singh admonishes Duram for harassing Willow, telling him that the Athenian cleric cannot be the monotheist terror leader Duram believed she was. Singh also emphasizes that everyone at the GDD is invested in solving the murders, not just Duram ^{(CAP: "Retribution")}.

Revelations

With growing suspicion that the STO has infiltrated the GDD, Agent Duram misleads Director Singh with information falsely implicating Mar-Beth Willow―Clarice Willow's wife―as a confidential informant. Upon the sudden disappearance and apparent murder of Mar-Beth, Singh reveals himself to be the mole, funneling information about the investigation into the STO to Clarice Willow's cell under the alias "Alvo." As Alvo, Singh has also stolen evidence gathered from Zoe Graystone's belongings and given it Willow―a key element in her pursuit of Apotheosis. Despite this information, Duram declines to turn Singh in, lacking concrete evidence ^{(CAP: "Blowback")}.

Aware of the threat Duram now poses to his position in the GDD, Singh alters video surveillance footage of a meeting with Duram to make it appear as though the agent had become a rogue. Alerting Internal Affairs, Singh takes Duram's badge and gun and removes him from the force, handing his caseload over to Agent Youngblood ^{(CAP: "The Dirteaters")}.

After Daniel and Amanda Graystone attempt to intervene in Clarice Willow's plan, Singh outs himself to the STO cell as Alvo and promises to use the GDD to help Apotheosis come to fruition. He uses his resources with the Caprican legal system to pin the MLMT bombing on the Graystones and has them labeled as terrorists. Attempting to arrest the Graystones at their home, Singh is stopped by Cyrus Xander, who holds the GDD Director at gunpoint long enough to allow the Graystones to escape and ultimately clear their names ^{(CAP: "Apotheosis")}.

Notes

• In scenes deleted from the episode "Know Thy Enemy," Agent Duram secures high tech equipment for the GDD office that allows quick identification of potential suspects by searching the entire "Caprican Mesh." As a test group, Duram uses members of the GDD, including his partner Youngblood and Director Singh, both of whom come up clean. The storyline continues into scenes later omitted from "The Imperfections of Memory" in which Duram and the GDD install cameras at Atlas Arena to scan faces in the stadium and pinpoint any possible STO members. Throughout this investigation, Singh is hesitant about the sidestepping of "certain liberties" apparently so easy for Agent Duram. Capturing and detaining a suspect, Duram expresses his disgust for the monotheist movement and Singh reins him in.
• According to Tom Lieber, the writers originally intended for Agent Youngblood to be the STO mole within the GDD. The decision was made to change the mole's identity to Gara Singh because the writers felt that making Youngblood the traitor was "too obvious."

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Raahul Singh is the actor who portrayed the character of Kimmit in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.

His television work includes Da Vinci's Inquest, Seven Days, Cold Squad, Stargate SG-1, and Bionic Woman.

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