NFSU campus, CFSL to boost Odisha Police’s crime investigation capabilities
BHUBANESWAR: Odisha Police’s capabilities in criminal investigation is set to take a huge leap with establishment of a campus of National Forensic Sciences University and a Central Central Forensic Science Laboratory. The advanced facility will boost the state’s forensic testing infrastructure and reduce dependence on other centres in the country. The laboratory is slated to start functioning from a building of Indian Oil Corporation limited in Mancheswar Industrial Estate soon till it gets its own building. “The State Forensic Science Laboratory in Bhubaneswar does not have advanced technology and infrastructure for which samples are frequently sent to CFSLs in Kolkata, New Delhi and Hyderabad and SFSL at Gandhinagar for forensic examination.
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