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    Delhi forensic lab prepares for surge in crime scene investigations under new BNSS laws

    Delhi's Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) has seen a surge in workload since July 1 due to new BNSS laws mandating rigorous forensic examinations at crime scenes with severe penalties. Now handling over 80 sites daily, up from a few, FSL uses mandatory videography for thorough evidence. With 63 experts currently, plans to expand to 120 aim to boost forensic support across districts. Extensive training ensures FSL's readiness under BNSS for effective crime scene investigations.

    Hathras stampede: Forensic team arrives at incident site for investigation

    A stampede incident in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district has claimed 121 lives, with 28 people injured. The forensic team and dog squad have arrived to collect belongings from the site, including shoes and sheets used for sitting. The death toll has risen to 121, with 35 people injured. Uttar Pradesh police have launched a search operation at Ram Kutir Charitable Trust in Mainpuri district to find Narayan Saakar Hari, also known as Bhole Baba, the preacher of the 'Satsang' in Hathras. The preacher remains untraceable.

    Hathras Stampede: Forensic Experts collect evidence at incident site

    Hathras (UP): Forensic experts along with the dog squad collected evidence at the incident site in Hathras, where a stampede took place on July 02 claiming the lives of 121 people.Hathras Stampede: Forensic Experts collect evidence at incident site

    New criminal laws hinge on technology and forensic throughout all stages

    Officials have revealed that three new criminal laws will focus on technology and forensics throughout all stages of the justice process, aiming to modernise the system and utilise modern scientific technologies. Key inclusions are mandatory audio-video recording in search and seizure proceedings, the establishment of forensic institutions, and provisions for electronic evidence admissibility. These changes are anticipated to enhance transparency, prevent evidence manipulation, and ensure accountability.

    "Three criminal laws have been introduced after holding consultations": Union Minister Meghwal

    The implementation of three new criminal laws in India reflects a shift towards justice-centric approaches, with enhanced provisions and training for law enforcement. The laws aim to streamline legal processes, empower victims, and adapt to technological advancements, ensuring a more efficient and accessible legal system for the public.

    New criminal laws are updated to the needs and requirements of changing times: Assam DGP

    During the workshop, key officials highlighted crucial reforms in Criminal Laws, emphasizing victim rights, digital evidence, and the evolving philosophy in the Criminal Justice System. The media plays a vital role in creating public awareness about these changes for a fair and efficient legal process.

    The Economic Times
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