INTERPOL Flashcards
Q.1 Which agency is designated as contact point for INTERPOL in India as National Central Bureau- New Delhi (NCB- New Delhi)?
Ans: CBI
Q.2 Who is ex-officio head of National Central Bureau (NCB) – New Delhi ?
DIRECTOR , CBI
Q.3 Which year India joined INTERPOL as member country?
1949
Q.4 Which of the following is a function of NCB- New Delhi (INTERPOL India)?
Ans: It is a contact point to seek/ provide information through informal
channel from other INTERPOL member countries.
Q.5 Which is the latest country to join INTERPOL?
MICRONESIA
Q.6 Tick correct statement?
A. Officials of NCB –New Delhi conducts investigation abroad on behalf of Indian
Police.
B. Officials of NCB- New Delhi negotiates arrangements with other countries to bring back the fugitive criminals
C. NCB- New Delhi arrests foreign fugitive criminals in India based on Red Notice
issued by INTERPOL.
D. NCB-New Delhi processes the request for publication of INTERPOL Notices on
behalf of Indian Law Enforcement Agencies.
D
Q.7 What is the official name of INTERPOL ?
The international criminal police organization
Q.8 CCF is an independent body of INTERPOL. CCF stands for
commision of control of interpol’s files
Q.9 The CCF consists of how many chambers:
Ans: Two chambers (i) Supervisory and Advisory Chamber and (i) Request
Chamber.
Q.9 The CCF consists of how many chambers:
Ans: Two chambers (i) Supervisory and Advisory Chamber and (i) Request
Chamber.
Q.10 How many members are elected for the Requests Chamber of CCF?
5
Q.11 Which one of the following is not working languages of the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’S Files?
chinese
Q.12 Name of the INTERPOL’s body where an aggrieved private person can
approach for redressal of their grievances.
CCF
Q.12 Name of the INTERPOL’s body where an aggrieved private person can
approach for redressal of their grievances.
CCF
