<span style="color: #222222;">CBI Director Subodh Kumar Jaiswal has said that the agency is working closely with international law enforcement agencies to geo-locate criminals and fugitives and ensure their return to India. CBI Director stated this during his address at the 8th Interpol Liaison Officers Conference which was organized yesterday on a virtual platform. He said, CBI as a premier investigative agency has substantial experience in investigating complex crimes with international linkages and is making efforts to secure foreign located evidence. He added that digital evidence is getting primacy for successful investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses. CBI Director underlined that law enforcement agencies globally cannot work in silos or work in isolation, especially when criminal elements are escalating cooperation through use of technological platforms like darknet, cryptocurrency, and encrypted communications. He said, CBI has been coordinating with international law enforcement agencies to target cyber-enabled financial crimes and also take substantial action to combat the menace of online child sexual exploitation.<br />''<br />''During his inaugural address, Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla said that during the last two decades, rapid technological transformations have increased the complexity of police investigations and enhanced the need for international assistance in criminal matters. He also underlined that combating challenges posed by transnational organized crime requires increased operational cooperation and coordination among the Law Enforcement Agencies across the world.</span><br />