Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Indian police officers briefed on FBI's terrorism task force
Members of the FBI's New York Joint Terrorism Task Force briefed delegates from the Indian Police Service (IPS) Jan. 27 about the task force's role in countering terrorism.
The Indian team was led by Bhamathi Balasurbramaniam, joint secretary with the Ministry of Home Affairs in New Delhi, who was present for the briefing in addition to other members of the police force.
New York City was the first to get a joint terrorism task force as far back as in 1980 and the agency is considered one of the most experienced.
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The Indian team was led by Bhamathi Balasurbramaniam, joint secretary with the Ministry of Home Affairs in New Delhi, who was present for the briefing in addition to other members of the police force.
New York City was the first to get a joint terrorism task force as far back as in 1980 and the agency is considered one of the most experienced.
To read the full article, click here...
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.newsindia-times.com
Labels: fbi, indian police officers, ips, new york fbi, task force, terrorism
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