Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Indore Workshop on CDR Intelligence for Forest & Wildlife Crimes
A workshop was held in Indore to teach forest officers how to use special phone data called CDR to catch people doing bad things in the forest.
This data helps track where people are and who they talk to, which can help solve crimes like poaching and illegal logging.
The officers learned how to use this data along with regular detective work to make stronger cases.
They also talked about setting up a special team to help with this kind of investigation in the future.
Indore Forest Division organized a workshop on using CDR intelligence for forest and wildlife crime investigations.
The workshop was led by Divisional Forest Officer Pradeep Mishra and aimed to train field officers in leveraging digital tools.
CDR data helps track suspects' movements and communications, improving the success of wildlife crime investigations.
Officers were trained to analyze CDR data and combine it with traditional investigation methods to build stronger cases.
A proposal was made to create a Forest CDR Support Cell to streamline the process of obtaining and analyzing CDR data.
- Who
- Indore Forest Division and field officers
- What
- Workshop on using CDR intelligence for forest and wildlife crime investigations
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To enhance investigative capabilities and improve conviction rates in forest and wildlife crimes
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Organizer
- Indore Forest Division
- Leader
- Divisional Forest Officer Pradeep Mishra
- Key Tool
- Call Detail Record (CDR) intelligence
- Proposed Unit
- Forest CDR Support Cell