Government aims to make forensic teams’ site visit mandatory in crimes that attract over 6-year jail: Amit Shah
The Hindu
The Union Home Minister also said that there is paucity of trained manpower in the field of forensic science, which affects the conviction rates and leads to piling up of cases.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said the government aims to make it mandatory for forensic teams to visit the scene of crimes that attract imprisonment of more than six years.
He also said that there is paucity of trained manpower in the field of forensic science, which affects the conviction rates and leads to piling up of cases.
Mr. Shah was addressing a gathering at the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) at Dharbandora village in South Goa.
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