On Friday, the UPSIFS concluded its sixth batch of the Crime Scene Management Training Programme. This initiative successfully trained more than 600 police personnel in essential skills for managing crime scenes effectively. The training aims to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement in handling investigations and preserving evidence at crime scenes, which is crucial for successful prosecutions.
UPSIFS on Friday concluded the sixth batch of its Crime Scene Management Training Programme, training more than 600 police personnel UPSIFS on Friday concluded the sixth batch of its Crime Scene Management Training Programme, training more than 600 police personnel UPSIFS on Friday concluded the sixth batch of its Crime Scene Management Training Programme, training more than 600 police personnel UPSIFS on Friday concluded the sixth batch of its Crime Scene Management Training Programme, training more than 600 police personnel The six-week programme, which began on Aug 3, aimed to strengthen the investigative capabilities of police personnel posted across districts and commissionerates in Uttar Pradesh. Participants underwent intensive practical and classroom training in crime-scene preservation, evidence collection and documentation, forensic techniques, photography and videography, evidence packaging, and maintaining the chain of custody — all crucial for ensuring the admissibility and integrity of evidence in court.
Lucknow : The sixth batch of the Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS) Crime Scene Management Training Programme, aimed at promoting scientific policing, concluded on Friday, with more than 600 police personnel from the rank of constable to inspector being trained in scientific investigation techniques, crime-scene management and evidence handling.
UPSIFS founder director GK Goswamy said the programme was designed as a skill-development course with a strong emphasis on practical learning. He said trainees were exposed to case studies and mock-court exercises, helping them understand how evidence collected at crime scenes contributes to investigation, prosecution and judicial outcomes.