Lucknow: Minister of Houses Union Amit Shah will lay the foundation of the first first forensic institute in Lucknow on Sunday before traveling to Mirzapur to put the foundation of the Corridor Maa Vindhavasini.
The DGP State Mounding Gotel said the Institute would be affiliated with the University of National Forensic Science (NFSU) based in Gujarat and would function under the Interior Ministry.
Spread more than 50 hectares at Piparsand Locarity of Sarojininagar, this Institute has been named Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS).
Commissioner Lucknow DK Thakur Police, Abhishek Prakash Subdistrict and other senior officers visited the site to oversee preparations for the August 1 foundation layer ceremony.
The Institute will offer studies in the field of government and forensic science.
The Center for the advantage was founded by NFSU to provide modern infrastructure and technology in scientific crime investigations, which will become a separate unit in the land of 5acre on campus.
A senior police officer said that India would also seek technology assistance from Israel, who accommodated the highest advanced facilities in the world in forensic science.
“The idea of ​​establishing an institution, which will not only produce world-class forensic experts, but also has a center of our own advantages to conduct research in crime investigations, cyber security, behavior and criminology,” he said.
To increase the police in Uttar Pradesh, an MOU was inked between Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science and APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University in May to introduce artificial intelligence and its application in digital forensics.
Shah to lay the foundation of the Forensic Institute in LKO TOMO
