New Delhi -- India will raise its concern on cyber crime and seek the help of Interpol's member-countries to deal with it through proper co-ordination at the agency's general assembly session, beginning in Berlin, Germany.

The Indian delegation, headed by CBI director U S Misra, will also take part in deliberations on selected topics, including drug trafficking, organised crime, public security and terrorism.

"The member-countries will also be updated on the expansion and success of Interpol's data base, such as those on DNA and stolen travel documents," a CBI spokesperson said.

The four-day Interpol general assembly session is being attended by representatives from all 182-member countries of Interpol. The general assembly session is the most important event on the calendar of Interpol in which major decisions about its programmes and policies are taken.

Besides Misra, the Indian delegation also includes Orissa DGP Suchit Das and joint secretary (security) in the home ministry Rakesh. India's concern on cyber crime, which is to be taken up during the session, assumes significance in view of the growing number of such cases in the country.

"Since some of the crimes with international ramifications like the one reported recently by the British media concerning alleged leakage of confidential information by an employee of a Gurgaon-based call centre have also come to light, India needs the help of the international body to track such incidents and the criminals involved in them," said a senior official.

The role of Interpol would turn out to be very important in this regard as it can assist in nabbing criminals sitting in different countries, he said, adding proper co-ordination will also help check spread of cyber crime.