Bhopal: Three senior IPS officers would be representing India at the 88th International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) General Assembly in Santiago, Chile.
The three officers include two Madhya Pradesh cadre -- DGP V K Singh and former DGP Rishi Kumar Shukla, who is now CBI director.
Commissioner of Delhi Police, Amulya Patnik will also be accompanying them in Interpol's 88th General Assembly in South America's Chile.
DGP V K Singh will be representing India among 195 countries in Interpol's 88th General Assembly meet which is to be held from 14 to 18 October.
Police chiefs and security experts from around the world will gather in Chile's Santiago to address a range of security issues.
In the assembly meet, National and Regional efforts in combating terrorism, crime and cybercrime with operational support from INTERPOL will be addressed along with other discussions on security issues.
Every year the General Assembly meet is organised by INTERPOL's supreme governing body in different countries to discuss matters affecting general policy, working methods and other activities.
It comprises delegates appointed by the government of member countries.
In the year 2022, the 91st INTERPOL's general assembly will be held in New Delhi, India.
The assembly is supposed to be a part of the nation’s 75th Independence Day celebrations.
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