Tirupati: underlines that the center has begun training brings amendments to Indian Criminal Code (IPC), criminal procedure code (CRPC) and evidence law, the minister of the house of Union Amit Shah on Sundays to submit their input.
Shah, who led the 29th South Zonal Council meeting in Tirupati on Sunday, urged all CMS to provide top priority to overcome the threat and spread of narcotics, when drug use “destroy our youth life and potential”.
He also urged the countries to create an independent accusative institution to ensure fast trial of the delayed case.
Shows that the University of National Forensic Sciences and Rashtriya University Raksha have been established recently, Shah asks all states to build at least one forensic science college with syllabus in local languages so that they can have trained workers who can meet the needs that can meet needs for forensic investigations.
He also urged the countries to have zero tolerance for crimes falling under the protection of children from sexual violations (Pocso) acting and urging the government to comply with a 60-day frame to investigate cases of violence against children.
Amit Shah asks the state to offer suggestions for amendments to IPC, CRPC, Evidence Act
