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Anshika Jha

UK Intellectual Property Office’s (UK IPO) Attaché

Part of Prosperity India

13th December 2016 Delhi, India

UK IP enforcement – Sharing best practices

The UK Intellectual Property Office’s Intelligence Hub Head – Huw Watkins – led discussions with officials of the Economic Offences Wing of the Delhi Police on intellectual property infringement practices.  The discussions covered prevalent modes of infringement, tracking the source of fake goods, prominent fake goods routes and how UK IPO’s Enforcement Directorate works to tackle IP crime in the UK.

Mr. Arun Kampani (Additional Commissioner of Police, Economic Offence Wing, Delhi Police) shared Delhi Police’s experiences with fighting IP crime.  The discussions were open and informal.  All enforcement officers had an animated conversation on the issues each face in dealing with IP crime in their jurisdictions. Many similarities emerged, and they each went back with valuable insights into how IP crime is a cross-border issue, dealing with which requires concerted efforts of all stakeholders involved. dsc_5165

Watch this space for more information on UK –India IP related activities.

About Anshika Jha

Anshika Jha has been the UK Intellectual Property Office’s (UK IPO) Attaché in India, based at the British High Commission in New Delhi, since May 2012. She works to strengthen…

Anshika Jha has been the UK Intellectual Property Office’s (UK IPO) Attaché in India, based at the British High Commission in New Delhi, since May 2012. She works to strengthen the partnership between the governments of the UK and India on matters relating to intellectual property protection. A major part of her role is also providing practical, on-the-ground support and advice to UK businesses with any IP-related issues they face in India.

She is a dual qualified lawyer – being a Solicitor in England and Wales and an Advocate in India. She earned her Masters in Law from the University of Oxford; and had professional stints in PricewaterhouseCoopers, Slaughter and May (London magic circle law firm) and Remfry & Sagar (IP law firm in Delhi).

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