FBI official visits India, to hold talks on 'international cooperation'
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Raymond P Duda, the Assistant Director of the International Operations Division of the United States's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday. The official Twitter account of the US Embassy in India said that during his visit, Duda will further the FBI's cooperation with law enforcement agencies in the country. "International crime requires international cooperation," the tweet added.
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A pleasure to welcome @FBI Assistant Director of International Operations, Raymond Duda, to New Delhi. During his visit, AD Duda will further the FBI’s cooperation with law enforcement agencies in India. International crime requires international cooperation. pic.twitter.com/BaOu3RLo5T
— U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) April 18, 2023
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