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Uttar Pradesh Trains ‘Special 32’ Officers In Crime Scene Management
Uttar Pradesh wants police to investigate crimes more scientifically.
It has chosen 32 specially trained officers for advanced instruction.
These officers first came from 600 police personnel trained in six groups.
Their new training teaches them how to protect crime scenes and find small clues.
They will practice collecting fingerprints, blood samples, photographs, and videos correctly.
Trainers will create pretend crime scenes to test their skills.
The officers will later help train police in all 75 districts.
Officials hope this will make investigations stronger and help courts receive better evidence.
Uttar Pradesh is training 32 police officers in forensic science and crime scene management.
The officers were selected from 600 personnel trained in six 40-day batches.
Training covers evidence collection, search and seizure, photography, videography, fingerprints, and blood samples.
Artificial crime scenes and day-and-night field scenarios will test the officers’ practical skills.
The officers’ expertise will support crime scene management training across all 75 districts.
- Who
- The Uttar Pradesh Police, the Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science, and 32 selected officers are involved.
- What
- Thirty-two officers are receiving master training in forensic science and crime scene management.
- Where
- The training is being conducted at the Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science in Lucknow.
- When
- The master training follows six earlier 40-day training batches; the article does not specify calendar dates.
- Why
- The program aims to preserve crime-scene evidence, improve scientific investigations, and strengthen police capabilities across all 75 districts.
Key facts
- Selected officers
- 32 police officers
- Earlier training
- 600 officers trained in six batches
- Earlier course length
- 40 days per batch
- Training institute
- Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science, Lucknow
- Training focus
- Forensic science and crime scene management
- Statewide reach
- All 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh
- Practical exercises
- Artificial crime scenes and day-and-night field scenarios
Sources
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