Interpol to provide database during Delhi CommonWealth Games

• A team of experts from the Interpol is all set to establish its centre in Delhi to make its database available to India's law enforcement agencies for the duration of the Commonwealth Games, to be held in the New Delhi from October 3.
• The security set-up is envisaged to be roughly like the one established at South Africa's International Police Co-ordination Centre (IPCC) in Pretoria during the FIFA World Cup 2010. Police officers from the participating countries in the Commonwealth Games will be able to liaise with their national administrations as well as with the five-member team from Interpol, the international police organisation, which will be in the Capital this week.
• The aim is to help secure the mega event by making critical data on wanted criminals and stolen travel documents accessible to the key security agencies in India, government sources said.