Modern, Standards‑Driven Governance
A clean overview of how forensic laboratories are managed—policy, people, operations, quality, technology, and security—designed for fast reading and presentations.
Division & Subject Head :
Smt.A.K.Vispute
Designation :
IC Senior Administrative Officer
Email :
anita.vispute24@mah.gov.in
Phone :
91 9967430768
Policy Formulation
- Establishes rules, guidelines, and protocols for forensic practices.
- Ensures compliance with national and international standards.
Resource Management
- Allocation of budgets for infrastructure, equipment, and staffing.
- Ensures modern tools and technologies are available for laboratories.
Human Resource Development
- Recruitment and training of forensic experts.
- Continuous professional development through workshops and certifications.
Operational Oversight
- Supervises daily functioning of forensic divisions (biology, chemistry, toxicology, cyber, etc.).
- Monitors performance metrics and case throughput.
Quality Assurance
- Implements accreditation standards (ISO/IEC, NABL, etc.).
- Maintains chain-of-custody integrity and documentation.
Case Management
- Centralized systems for case entry, tracking, and assignment.
- Reduces backlog and ensures timely analysis.
Legal Coordination
- Liaises with police, courts, and legal bodies.
- Provides expert testimony and court-ready reports.
Technology Integration
- Adoption of automation, digital platforms, and AI for case processing.
- Enhances speed, accuracy, and reliability of evidence examination.
Security & Confidentiality
- Ensures safe storage of sensitive evidence and data.
- Implements cybersecurity protocols for digital forensics.
Strategic Planning
- Long-term planning for expansion of labs and services.
- Anticipates future needs in emerging crime trends (cybercrime, bio-crime, etc.).