Ahmedabad: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday that the legislature has chosen to build up a digital wrongdoing announcing entryway to handle digital violations against ladies.
“We will likewise set up a devoted digital wrongdoing research facility to stop violations against ladies and youngsters,” Singh said while tending to a get-together subsequent to introducing the 24th All-India Forensic Science Conference here.
“Traditional policing is not adequate to control crime in cyberspace,” he said.
“Forensic science can be extremely useful in cyberspace. Our cyber forensic experts played an important role in preventing radicalisation of our youth. I laud the efforts of our cyber experts in counter-radicalisation. There have been incidents when morphed pictures are used to create confusion and tension,” he said.
The Union Home Minister said numerous nations have effectively used legal DNA database in their battle against crime.He said that new innovations like computerized reasoning, blockchain innovation, distributed computing, 3D printing, apply autonomy and web as things are posturing new security challenges before us.
“Criminological specialists ought to change these difficulties into circumstances,” he said.
Worrying on a requirement for standard working methods for every measurable lab with a specific end goal to evade logical inconsistencies in reports, he said that the chain of guardianship of tests should be straightforward.
Calling upon the colleges to think of uniform syllabus on crime scene investigation and work towards quality instruction he said that the legal specialists assume a critical part in putting forth a defense secure.
“The present measurable science has advanced amid the previous 150-200 years. Criminological lab was first settled in India by the Britishers yet they depended more on compel than legal sciences,” said Rajnath.
Depicting recognition as the greatest hindrance for wrongdoing control, he said that the legal specialists can assume a noteworthy part in discovery, examination and criminal distinguishing proof of offenders.