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Cuttack: Odisha DGP RP Sharma on Saturday urged police personnel to hone their skills in scientific investigation so as to improve the conviction rate in the State.
While speaking at the 65th Odisha Police Duty Meet at Reserve Police ground in Cuttack, Sharma said that conviction rate in the State is one of the lowest in the country. Hence, senior officials and personnel at the police station levels need to develop skills to tackle crimes in more professional manner.
“The value of physical evidence or geting leads in crimes through scientific tools remains of paramount importance. Witnesses may turn hostile but if the physical evidences are gathered scientifically they may lead to convictions,” said Sharma.
Sharma urged cops, officials at police station levels to upgrade skills so that Odisha police grows as a professional force in the country.
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Around 176 personnel from 37 Odisha Police Districts are participating in the 65th Police Duty Meet that was inaugurated today.
During the three-day meet, competitions in scientific aids for investigation, finger printing techniques, lifting, packaging, forwarding of exhibits, police photography, law procedure, cyber law, medico-legal procedures, observation, use of computer in police and police detective dogs will be held.
The best officers will subsequently qualify for National Police Duty Meet scheduled to be held in October, official sources said.
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