Deputy Assistant Attorney General of Consumer Protection of the US Civil Division Protection Department, Arun G.
Rao, who was in New Delhi this weekend to meet with the Central Investigation Center (CBI) Bureau of officials to further strengthen law enforcement cooperation, between India and India.
Picked by Biden Administration for Senior Position, in April this year.
Rao – who has a well-known career in the private sector and the US public – together with his branches from his branch and the Federal Investigation Bureau, discussing ways to combat the crime trends that arise, including combating increasing telemarketing fraud, with Indian colleagues.
“In their meetings, the parties confirm their shared commitment to strengthen cooperation in fighting crime, specifically in connection with efforts to investigate and demand financial fraud that allows cyber and global telemarketing fraud, including robocalls and international communication,” official release from the US.
said the Ministry of Justice.
They also discuss the need for sustainable cooperation in overcoming technology-based crime that arises through faster information exchange and sharing evidence, with a view to ensuring the security and protection of jurisdiction.
Higher lawyers and an expert in hi-tech crime, Rao previously served as President of Investigative Group International (IGI), an investigation of the company and the risk advisory company in Washington DC and the Lenzner Principal, where he directed maturity.
The company’s internal perseverance and investigation and advise clients about crises and risk management.
From 2015 to 2017, he served as Head of the South Division of the US Lawyers Office for the Maryland district.
He was also a representative of the Association’s Advice in the White House from 2012 to 2013, where he enhanced the nomination of President Barack Obama’s executive branch (including candidates for the cabinet and other Senate positions).
He joined the US Justice Department in 2007 as a US lawyer assistant in Tennessee (Memphis).
Before working for the Justice Department, Rao was the Assistant District Prosecutor at the New York District Prosecutor’s Office.
A legal professor at Georgetown University, he graduated from the University of Virginia and received a law degree from the New York University School of Law.