| SKPA organises educational visit to forensic Science Laboratory, Jammu, for trainees | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 29: The Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, organised an educational visit to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), Jammu, for its trainees today, with the objective of enhancing their understanding of scientific methods employed in criminal investigation and forensic analysis.
During the visit, the trainees were introduced to various specialised sections of the laboratory, including Biology, Serology, Ballistics, Cyber Forensics, Document Examination and Chemical Analysis. Experts from the respective sections briefed the trainees on the functioning of the laboratory, scientific examination of evidence, and the significant role of forensic science in crime detection and investigation.
The trainees gained valuable insights into the examination of biological samples, serological analysis, forensic examination of firearms and ammunition, digital evidence analysis in cybercrime cases, document examination, and chemical analysis. The visit provided them with practical exposure to modern forensic techniques and highlighted the importance of scientific evidence, accuracy and professional expertise in supporting criminal investigations.
The interaction with forensic experts, under the guidance of Deputy Director FSL, Kumar Sourav, and Dr. Ankush Kumar, enabled the trainees to appreciate the vital role of forensic science in establishing facts, corroborating investigative findings, and strengthening the criminal justice system.
The educational visit formed part of SKPA's ongoing efforts to provide practical exposure to trainees and enhance their professional knowledge and investigative capabilities by familiarising them with modern scientific techniques and forensic procedures.
The Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, Udhampur, remains committed to imparting quality training to police personnel through a balanced combination of theoretical learning, practical exposure, and interaction with specialised institutions, thereby equipping them to meet the evolving challenges of modern policing and criminal investigation. |
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