Interpol head found in China

Intergovernmental chief Meng Howwei is arrested in China A Chinese media quoted trusted sources as saying. It is being said that the investigation is going on in China against Meng Howwei. He is being interrogated.

This information has been published in the South China Morning Post report. The media said 64-year-old Meg Howwei was arrested just after landing in China last week. But no news was found on the reasons for where and where he was detained.

His family members complained that Meng has been missing for almost a week. The BBC said that Meg Howwei left for Interpol headquarters in Lyon town of France a week ago and left for China. The family members claim that they have not been found since then. After this, France started a formal investigation.

Two years ago Mein elected Interpol's president. He is the first Chinese head of Interpol. Meung, a senior leader of the Communist Party of China. Earlier, he had also served as deputy minister of China's public safety department.

192 countries of the world are Interpol members. Interpol does not have the power to send or arrest warrants in any country to arrest the perpetrator. In the statements made by Meng's disappearance, the company said it is subject to the related authorities of France and China. The organization's claim is that the President is not, the Secretary General supervises Interpol's daily activities.
The news agency AFP said, as the head of Interpol, the validity was up to 2020, In November 2016, he was elected president of the organization. He has about 40 years of experience in police affairs. French police claim that Meg was last seen on September 29 in France.

According to the South China Morning Post report, according to Chinese law, after the detention, the family members of the suspect have the rules to issue within 24 hours. But if there is a danger of interrupting the investigation then it is in disarray. It is being speculated that his wife was not informed about the detention of Meng.