DFSS BROCHURE

Directorate of Forensic Science Services

Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India
Block No. 9, 8th Floor, CGO Complex,
New Delhi-110003
Contact : 011-24365835, Fax :24362819,
Website: [Link]
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ABOUT US

The Directorate of Forensic Science services (DFSS) was created by MHA after bifurcation of

BPR&D, based on the recommendations of National Human Rights Commission and Padmanabhaiah

Committee on police reforms. The Gazette notification to this effect was issued on December 31,

2002.

Directorate of Forensic Science Services is the Nodal Agency under Ministry of Home Affairs,

Govt of India, which is entrusted with the task of improve and promote the Forensic science practices

in the country. It has seven Central Forensic Science Laboratories under its administrative control

located at Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bhopal, Pune, Assam, Delhi which are continuous-

ly catering to the various forensic needs of the investigating agencies and providing adequate scien-

tific support to the criminal justice delivery system. The prime function of Directorate of Forensic Sci-

ence Services (DFSS) under Ministry of Home Affairs is to promote best practices in forensic science

by formulating plans, policies, and legislations to promote and regulate quality, capacity, and capa-

bility building for forensic services in the country.

DFSS also serves in connecting the Forensic Science sector with different Government hori-

zontals and verticals, academia, R&D and industry. With the objective to strengthen the capacity and

capability in forensic science, DFSS restarted its extramural research and development support in

the country to scientists cutting across institutions and disciplines through a competitive mode. This

strategically important function will significantly contributes in promoting of grey areas of forensic

science and transform the overall forensic science and Innovation landscape of the country.

In recent past this Directorate reengineer its existing CFSLs and established new CFSLs by

adopting new tools & techniques, established new divisions like Cyber /Computer Forensics, Narcot-

ics, DNA, Forensic Engineering, Forensic Intelligence to solve the cases in minimum time so that

culprit get punished immediately and the victims get justice in timely manner. The Directorate con-

tinued its efforts towards strengthening the forensic science as a forerunner in underscoring the crit-

ical role of Forensic science and technology in criminal justice delivery system for a safe, secure, bet-

ter society well prepared for future disruptions.

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MESSAGE
The Directorate of Forensic Science Services
(DFSS) is a nodal organization of Ministry of Home
Affairs, Govt. of India to propagate and carry out
best forensic science practices in the country to
serve the cause of criminal justice delivery system.
It has been established in the year 2002 on bifur-
cation from the BPR&D, New Delhi. The motto of
the Organisation is to Provide High Quality, on
time and Credible Forensic Services to the na-
tion. It has seven CFSLs under its administrative
control viz. CFSL: Chandigarh, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, Guwahati, Bhopal & Delhi.
The Directorate of Forensic Science formulates plans and policies to promote forensic
science services and to regulate the same. The Directorate also provides the services to various
Law Enforcement agencies of Central and State through its well established Central Forensic
Science Laboratories at Chandigarh Kolkata, Hyderabad and Delhi. Three more Central Foren-
sic Science Laboratories have been established at Pune, Bhopal and Guwahati, which are now
ready and providing forensic support to the law enforcement agencies.
Organized and individual based crime and terrorist activities are constantly posing threat
to the society and homeland security. The scientific investigations, therefore, require to play a
major role to combat the crime. Use of high technology and scientific means by potential crimi-
nals makes the task of detection more challenging, particularly when the technology is fast
changing. DFSS is committed to work dedicatedly to meet these challenges.
DFSS has prepared a road map of various schemes under Plan to upgrade the existing
facilities and to create new facilities to improve capacity and capabilities of the forensic science
set up both in central and state sectors. Sharing of knowledge, experience and application of
latest technology, improvement of methodology, best laboratory practices, Extra Mural Re-
search Programme, coordination and collaboration with various scientific organizations and in-
volvement and awareness are the key factors to make the forensic science set up more dynamic
and vibrant for providing efficient, transparent and effective services to the criminal justice de-
livery system of the country.
Directorate of Forensic Science Services brochure is a reflection of activities of DFSS, its
constituent laboratories and forensic practices in the country. Readers are always welcome to
give their valuable feedback and suggestions on our email cfs-dfss@[Link] for its further im-
provement.
Jai Hind
( Dr S K Jain)
Director-cum-Chief Forensic Scientist

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* Cases of State and UT also handled by CFSLs.

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VISION OF DFSS

High Quality, on Time and Credible Forensic Services to Criminal Justice

Delivery System of India

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

DFSS Headquarter New Delhi established 2002

About CFSLs under DFSS—
CFSL Kolkata established 1957

CFSL Hyderabad established 1968

CFSL Chandigarh established 1972

CFSLs Bhopal, Pune & Guwahati established 2011

CFSL, Delhi (brought under the Administrative control of DFSS from CBI) 2022

CHARTER OF DUTIES

The Directorate of Forensic Science Services is responsible for performing following duties:

1) To provide high quality and on time Forensic Services to Criminal Justice Delivery Sys-

tem.

2) To develop new technologies and create new scientific knowledge.

3) To encourage Research & Development in various areas of forensic science

4) To establish linkages with National and International Scientific, Forensic Institutions and

Universities.

5) To promote Quality Assurance and Quality Control in Forensic Testing.

6) To disseminate and promote knowledge in the field of application of Science & Technology.

7) To formulate Plan and Policies to promote capacity building in Forensic Science in the

country.

8) To develop National database on various forensic indices.

9) To promote excellence in Forensic Services & R&D by instituting awards & incentive pro-

grams.

10) To assist and advice the Central and State Governments in all Forensic Science matters.

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FORENSIC SET UP IN INDIA

Central Forensic Science Laboratories 07
State FSLs 32
Regional FSLs 106
Mobile F.S. Units 552
Total 697

SERVICES
The various divisions of the laboratory examine different types of crime exhibits for its clients viz.

 Audio-Video authentication
 Ballistics
 Biology
 Chemistry
 Digital Forensics
 DNA Profiling
 Explosives
 Narcotics
 Physics
 Psychology
 Toxicology
 Speaker Identification/Facial Recognition
 Questioned Documents

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AQUIRED

 DNA Analysis
 Computer Forensics,
 Audio-Video Authentication
 Speaker Identification
 Shooter Identification using SEM-EDXA.
 Automatic Firearm / Ammunition Database identification system by establishing IBIS.
 Facial recognition/ CCTV footage analysis
 Bullet Proof Material Testing
 Skull Superimposition
 The Four CFSLs located at Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Delhi and Kolkata are accredited by
NABL and following ISO-IEC 17025 international standards for quality control and quality as-
surance.
 The newly established CFSLs are in the process of obtaining accreditation through NABL.
 Collaboration with Research & Academic Institutions like IITs, DRDO Labs, Universities, etc.

TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY TO STATE FSLs

 Audio-Video,
 DNA Finger Printing,
 Computer Forensics and other areas.

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DIVISIONS OF CFSLS
BALLISTICS DIVISION

This department involves the identification and com-

parison of Firearms, ammunition and parts thereof,

examination of target materials. The exhibits include

standard small arms and ammunition of various

make and caliber, homemade/improvised firearms

and ammunition, bullets, pellets, wads, propellant,

cartridge cases and the appliances used for the man-

BDMS
ufacture of firearm ammunition. (BALLISTIC DATA MEASUREMENT SYSTEM)

BIOLOGY/SEROLOGY DIVISION

This division involves Serology, Skull Superimposition &

Identification, Portrait Building, Facial Reconstruction,

Blood, human Semen, Other Body Fluids/Stains, Tis-

sue, Tooth, Bone, Hair, Plant, Diatoms, Fiber, Cord,

Scene of Crime Examination etc.

SKULL SUPERIMPOSITION

CHEMISTRY DIVISION

This division undertakes the Forensic examination/

analysis of Chemical such as Alcohol, Acid & Alkali &

other petroleum products and Narcotic substances

such as Opium, Morphine, Heroin, Cocaine, Lysergide

(LSD), Cannabis products-Charas, Ganja & Bhang etc.

GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPEC-
TROMETER SYSTEM (GC-MS)

EXPLOSIVE DIVISION

This division involves the examination and opinion

on explosives (Civil, Military and IEDs) and explo-

sive devices used in crime, riots, police firing, en-

counters etc. This division also helps the investigat-

ing agencies in the re-construction of scene of

DEMONSTRATION OF EXPLOSIVE EXAMINA-
TION BY WET METHOD crime/ explosion etc.

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DOCUMENTS DIVISION

This division undertakes analysis of documents such

as altered Questioned Documents, Dry Seal impres-

sions, Paper Cuts, Tear Perforations, Rubber Stamps,

Passports for Handwriting examination or any forgery

related to the document for authentication and estab-

lishment of counterfeiting,

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTRAL COMPARA-

TOR PIA-7000

PHYSICS DIVISION

This division undertakes the Forensic examination/

analysis of Electrical Cables & Wires, Paint Chips &

Flakes, Glass Pieces & Fragments, Tool Marks Identi-

fication, Paper & Currency, restoration of number/

impressions, soil, foot prints – shoe prints, tyre

SEM-EDXA SYSTEM (SCANNING ELECTRON
MICROSCOPY (SEM) WITH ENERGY DISPER- prints.
SIVE X-RAY ANALYSIS)

TOXICOLOGY DIVISION

This Division undertakes the forensic examination/

analysis of Toxic Substances such as detection of

poison from visceral material (Stomach & intestine

with contents, Liver, Spleen, Kidney, Lungs, Brain,

Heart), Detection of Methyl Alcohol and Ethyl Alcohol

from Blood & Urine & Detection of Metallic Poisons/

ANALYSIS OF VISCERA SAMPLE
drugs as such or associated with various Matrices,

etc.

NEW DIVISIONS

Forensic Intelligence Division

This division will undertake all types of preventive or proactive forensic works, all types of work related to

creation of forensic database in the field of ink, textile fiber, automotive paints and polymers, voice

prints, firearms database, DNA profile database, etc. for homeland security.

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Digital Forensic (Forensic Electronics)

This division will undertake the Forensic Analysis of Cyber Crimes, Computer Crimes, Mobile Phone Fo-

rensics, GPS Forensics, Internet Forensics, Malware Forensics, Hardware Forensics, Audio-Video Au-

thentications, speaker identification, Facial recognition, CCTV footage analysis and Image Processing.

SPEAKER IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM-DIGITAL UFED TOUCH SYSTEM (ANALYSIS AND RE-

COVERY OF DATA FROM DIGITAL EVIDENCE)

Forensic Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)

This division will undertake analysis of sexual assaults, rape cases, Mitochondrial DNA, paternity dis-

putes, cases related to Disaster Victim Identification, Autosomal DNA analysis and identification of miss-

ing persons.

PCR
(POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION SYSTEM) GENETIC ANALYSER 3500

Forensic Engineering

This division will undertake the examination of large insurance frauds, industrial fires and arsons, exam-

ination of spurious building materials, examination of man-made and natural road/rail accidents, plane

crash, drone, boat crash etc.

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Narcotics Drug Division

This division will undertake all types of cases related with Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic substances.

FTIR (FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED SPEC- LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY–MASS SPECTROM-

TROSCOPY) ETRY (LC-MS) SYSTEM

Forensic Psychology Division

This division will undertake all types of Psychological Investigations through Polygraph test, Brain Fin-

gerprinting, invasive and non-invasive cognitive responses.

POLYGRAPH PRO SUITE SETUP INSTALLED IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY DIVISION

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PUBLICATIONS OF DFSS: SOPs/ MANUALs/WPMs

 Guidelines for collection of exhibits in sexual assault cases for the Investigating Officers and

Medical Officers.

 Standard List of major and minor Equipments for setting up various divisions in Central /

State FSLs, to bring uniformity and standardization of the case examination.

 Quality Manual as per new guidelines of ISO-IEC 17025: 2017 (E) for accreditation of FSLs of

the country. (This is comprehensive document, which can be used as a main quality system

document for accreditation of new lab by NABL or QCI and for updating their existing accredit-

ed status and for documentation of the laboratory).

 Standard Operating procedure (SOP) for Crime Scene Investigation and developed an Android

Application named “Crime Scene Management”. This app contains the guidelines in Hindi &

English for Investigating Officers for collection of DNA evidence and their transportation to

the laboratory.

 Up-dation and preparation of Working Procedure Manuals (WPMs) in 08 disciplines ((Speaker

Identification, Computer Forensics , Biology, DNA, Chemistry, Explosive, Narcotics and Toxi-

cology etc.) of Forensic Science to have uniformity in examination and reports.

 Procedure for calibration of Test and Measuring equipment used in Forensic Science Laborato-

ries.

(Download Link: [Link]

ACTIVITIES OF CFSLs (LAST THREE YEARS)

Total Case/Exhibits Examined

Case Exhibits
18839 658192
Research papers published 139
Court Evidence 1449

Scene of Crime 96

Imparted Training /Delivered Lectures 415

PhD program 10

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NEW INITIATIVES TAKEN FOR TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE-

MENT (LAST THREE YEARS)
 Establishment of State-of-Art DNA Lab at CFSL Chandigarh.

STATE OF ART DNA LABORATORY: CFSL, CHANDIGARH

FINANCIAL OUTLAY : 99.76 Crores.

The Laboratory was inaugurated by

Hon’ble MoS on December 23, 2019.

Four fully equipped independent

units :
 Sexual assault & homicide unit
 Paternity unit
 Human identification unit
Scientist working in DNA Laboratory  Mitochondrial DNA unit

Types of CASES Handled

Disputed paternity/maternity, Crim-

inal paternity, Rape and Murder cas-

es, Child abuse and sexual assault

cases (POCSO), Human identification

cases, Challenging DNA cases:

charred bone , exhumed skeletal re-

mains, touch DNA, trace elements,

Homicide cases, Kinship analysis.

Scientist working in DNA Laboratory

DELIVERABLES:
 Acting as a model Lab for DNA Profiling and also facilitate other states for the speedy dis-
posal of DNA cases.
 Target of 2000 cases per Annum.
 Work as referral Centre for case examination and also acting as a R&D Centre in the field of
DNA/Biological Sciences.

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 Establishment of National Cyber Forensic Laboratory (NCFL(E)) at CFSL Hyderabad.

National Cyber Forensic Laboratory: NCFL(E), CFSL Hyderabad

 FINANCIAL OUTLAY: 37.34 Crore

 New Cyber Forensic Lab Estab-

lished

 Procurement of tools (H/w & S/w)

and acquisition of technology com-

pleted.

Inaugurated on May 14, 2022 by

the Hon’ble Union Minister of
Home and Cooperation.
Inauguration of NCFL (E) at Hyderabad

Establishment of Four Specialized Units un-

der the lab:

 Digital Storage Media Examination Unit;

 Mobile Phone & embedded system Exam

Unit;

 Advanced Digital Forensic Unit;

 Scene of Crime Unit

Highly secure Exhibit storage room at NCFL (E)

Deliverables:

 Work as referral Centre for case ex-

amination and also acting as a R&D
Centre in the field of Digital forensic/
Forensic Electronics.

 Target of 1000 cases per Annum.

FORENSIC SERVER of the NCFL (E)

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 Implementation of ICJS (Interoperable Criminal Justice System) – e-forensics in seven CFSLs.

 Creation of Video Conferencing facility and Inter & Intra-networking of CFSLs and SFSLs

with DFSS HQs through LAN/WAN

 Establishment of new Divisions in CFSLs to cater the emerging needs of law enforcement

agencies.

 Awarded 11 Extra Mural Research (EMR) Projects to different IITs and S&T Institutions for car-

rying out research in the grey areas of Forensic Science.

List of completed Projects under EMR Scheme

[Link] Title of the project and Name of project executing Institution Discipline

1 A deep learning and machine learning based package for detecting for- Digital Sciences
geries in images, video and audio
IIT Mandi
2 CCTV Storage Media Recovery and Enhancement Software: AI-powered Digital Sciences
Cloud-capable Blockchain-based Digital Forensics Chain of Custody
IIT Patna

3 Cyber Forensic Triage Tool for Windows Offline Forensic Analysis Digital Sciences
CDAC, Thiruvananthapuram

4 Automatic approach for Real-Time Facial recognition using Deep Neu- Digital Sciences
ral Network (RTFR-DNN)
Indra Gandhi Delhi technical University ,
For Women (IGDTUW), Delhi
5 Development of Software for Authentication of Audio-Video Footage Digital Sciences
IIT Roorkee

6 Development of Authorship Attribution Methods for Forensics Applica- Digital Sciences

tions
CDAC, Noida

7 Precise estimation of time since death from post mortem changes in Biological Sciences
housekeeping genes in human heart, Lung and Liver Tissues
PGIMER Chandigarh

8 DNA Phenotyping as the new Sketch Artist: Predicting Facial Features Biological Sciences
from DNA for Forensic Case Identification
PGIMER Chandigarh

9 Gene Databank for Forensic Investigation in India Biological Sciences

NIT Puducherry
10 AI-enabled low-cost handheld device for writer verification and offline Physical Sciences
signature verification
UIET, Panjab University, Chandigarh
11 Development of effective scientific methods for identification of trace Chemical Sciences
evidence (cosmetic trace, condom traces and sexual lubricants) in
crimes against women
Institute of Forensic Science,
Panjab University, Chandigarh

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MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS (LAST THREE YEARS)

 Construction of three new state of art CFSL Complexes in Pune, Bhopal & Guwahati (Assam) com-

pleted, shifted and inaugurated.

 Establishment of new Divisions in six CFSLs:

DNA Profiling

Forensic Electronics (Cyber Forensics, Computer, Audio-Video Authentication, speaker identifica-

tion and Mobile Forensics)

Narcotics, Psychology , Forensic Engineering & Forensic Intelligence

 Major Equipment procured & Installed in six CFSLs:

Chemical Sciences: - HPLC, GC, GC-MS, UV-VIS, FTIR

Biological Sciences- Genetic Analyzer (6), RT-PCR(6), PCR (30), Auto Extraction system (5), Next

Generation Sequencer, Plate Centrifuge; Refrigerated Centrifuge, Bio Safety Cabinet, Digital Micro-

scope, Digital Autoclave, Tissue analyzer, Gel Document System, Water Purification System.

Physical Sciences: HRSC, Comparison Microscope, Polygraph Pro Suite , Layered Voice Analysis.

Cyber Forensics: Magnet Axiom, UFED 4PC, Tableau TX1 forensic imager, Mobile Edit.

 A total of 136 number of equipment Purchased for various divisions of CFSLs under DFSS costing Rs.

68 crores approx.

 Signed MoU with NFSU for research & Development in the field of Forensic Psychology. (Work started

on 19 research projects in collaboration with CFSLs and NFSU).

 Signed MoU by CFSL Chandigarh and IGTUW, Govt. of NCT of Delhi to facilitate & promote stud-

ies, research , technology innovation , incubation and extension work in emerging areas of Fo-

rensic science.

 Forensic Psychology facility established and CFSL Chandigarh, Kolkata & Pune are ready to under-

take case examination in Forensic Psychology.

 Provided assistance to the State FSLs for procurement of Standard Reference Material in Narcotics.

 Notified 22 no's of Recruitment Rules of various posts.

 Induction of 155 Forensic Professionals in six Labs selected through FACT and FACT Plus exam.

 Recommended Nirbhaya Fund and Police Modernisation Funds to Central and State FSLs : DFSS

provided technical support to 24 States for establishment /upgradation of DNA, Cyber and Narcotics

Divisions.

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INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECT COMPLETED

CFSL Kamrup (Guwahati)
 Total area of complex – 10 acres.
 Built-up area – 13323 sq. Meter.
 Layout – Ground + 4
 Financial Outlay: 50.07 Cr.
 Energy efficient and Eco-friendly.
 Capacity to dispose 2000 cases / annum
 Zonal Forensic Training Academy setup with
NFSU.
 Centre of excellence for Forensic Biological
Sciences.
 CFSL Guwahati developed as repository of Cer-
tified Reference Materials for Drugs of Abuse.
The laboratory inaugurated by the Hon’ble Un-
ion Home Minister on March 6, 2019.
CFSL Bhopal
 Total area of complex – 20 acres.
 Built-up area – 13833 sq. Meter.
 Layout – Ground + 4
 Financial Outlay – 53.72 Cr.
 Energy efficient and Eco-friendly.
 Capacity to dispose 2000 cases / annum
 Zonal Forensic Training Academy setup with
NFSU.
 Center of excellence for Forensic Physical
Sciences.
 CFSL Bhopal developed as repository of forensic
indices for forensic Intelligence.
The laboratory inaugurated by the Hon’ble Un-
ion Home Minister on March 6, 2019.
CFSL Pune
 Total area of complex – 30 Acres
 Built-up area – 13462 Sq. Mts.
 Layout : Four Blocks (A-D); Gr. +1
 Financial Outlay: 62.45 Cr.
 Energy efficient and Eco-friendly.
 Capacity to dispose 2000 cases / annum
 Zonal Forensic Training Academy setup with
NFSU.
 Centre of excellence for Forensic Psycholo-
gy .
 CFSL Pune developed as repository of forensic
indices for Poisonous substances .
The laboratory was inaugurated on 19.12.2021
by Hon’ble Union Home Minister.
CFSL Kolkata
 Total area: 12364 Sq Mts
 Built-up Area: 10509 Sq Mtr
 Layout – : Three Blocks (A-C) Gr. +3
 Financial Outlay: 87.82 Crore.
 Energy efficient and Eco-friendly.
 Analysis Capacity to dispose 2000 cases / an-
num
 Centre of excellence for Forensic Explosives.
 CFSL Kolkata will be developed as repository of
forensic indices for Explosive substances.

Yet to be Inaugurated

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INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

 Prepared and implemented :Perspective Plan for Seychelles, Vietnam & Maldives for Fo-

rensic augmentation.

 Conducted training programs for the Police Officers/Experts of Maldives, Vietnam, Nepal,

Bhutan, etc. (incl. SAARC countries).

 Participation of CFSL Scientists in the 5th & 6th Expert Group Meeting of the Shanghai

Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 2017 and 2018.

 Participation of CFSL Expert in the Interpol Project Watchmaker Working Group Meetings

held in India and Sri Lanka in the year 2018.

 Participation of CFSL Scientists in the Interpol meeting on Digital Forensic at Brazil in

May 2019.

 Presented status of Forensic Science in India in the SCO Meeting held on March 2019 and

participated in Virtual meeting of SCO in the month of Oct. 2020 and Dec. 7-9, 2022.

 In the year 2022-23 Provided technical consultation on the Proposal/DPR received from

the Gov. of Mauritius for the construction and establishment of new FSL, Mauritius,

through MEA, Gov. of India.

 A team of Experts of CFSL Chandigarh visited Male, Maldives from Jan. 8-11, 2023, as

Crime Scene Experts for Forensic Investigation of fire incident in Maldives.

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LIST OF UNION HOME MINISTER AWARDEES OF CFSLs

[Link]. Name & Designation

Dr. R.P. Bhatia

1. Former, CFS, DFSS, HQs, New Delhi

Dr. R.K. Tewari

2. Former, CFS, DFSS, HQs, New Delhi

Dr. M.S. Rao

3. Former, CFS, DFSS, HQs, New Delhi

Dr C N Bhattacharyya
4. Former, CFS, DFSS, HQs, New Delhi

Dr S K Jain
5. Chief Forensic Scientist, DFSS, New Delhi

Dr R S Verma
6. Former Director, CFSL Chandigarh

Dr V K Kashyap
7. Former Director, DFSS Delhi

Dr S R Singh
8. Former Director, CFSL, Delhi

Dr V K Mehrotra
9. Former Director, CFSL Hyderabad

Dr S K Shukla
10. Former Director, CFSL, Chandigarh

Dr R K Sarin
11. Former Director, CFSL Hyderabad

Sh. K M Varshney
12. Former Director, CFSL, Hyderabad

Sh. Amar Singh

13. Former GEQD, Shimla Unit

Sh R K Jain
14. Former GEQD, Hyderabad

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[Link]. Name & Designation

Sh. S. Dey
15.
Former GEQD, Shimla Unit

Sh. Santokh Singh

16.
Former GEQD, Shimla Unit

Sh. C.H. Gandhi

17.
Former GEQD, Hyderabad

Dr Smt. Asha Dhir

18.
Former Director, CFSL Chandigarh

Sh M C Joshi
19.
Former Director, CFSL, Hyderabad

Dr I Haque
20.
Former Director, CFSL Chandigarh

Dr A K Sharma
21.
Director, CFSL, Assam

Dr Rajiv Girotti
22.
Scientist ‘E’, CFSL Hyderabad

Dr Sanjeev
23.
Former Dy. Director, CFSL Chandigarh

Dr R M Tripathi
24.
Former Dy Director, CFSL, Chandigarh

Sh. D.D. Goyal

25.
Former Dy Director, CFSL, Kolkatta

Sh P K Sastry
26.
Former AGEQD, CFSL, Hyderabad

Sh. M Krishna
27.
AD, CFSL Hyderabad

Dr S S Murthy
28.
AD, CFSL Hyderabad

Sh. B P Singh
29.
AD, CFSL Chandigarh

Dr Vimukati Chauhan
30.
A.D, CFSL Chandigarh

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Contacts

Director Director
Central Forensic Science Laboratory Central Forensic Science Laboratory
Amberpet Post, Ramanthapur DJ-10/1, Action Area ID, New Town,
Hyderabad - 500013, Telangana Kolkata, West Bengal-700156
Phone:040-27038429 Email: dircfsl-kol@[Link]
Email: [Link]-hyd@[Link] Web: [Link]
Web: [Link]
Director Director
Central Forensic Science Laboratory Central Forensic Science Laboratory
Urpit Village, Urput-Kumeria Road Block no.4, CGO Complex,
P.O. Maniari Tiniali, P. S. Palashbari Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
Dist. Kamrup, (Rural Assam) Assam-781125. Phone: 011-24261396
Phone: 0361-2571149 Email: dcfsl@[Link]
Email: [Link]-ghy@[Link]
Web: [Link]
Director Director
Central Forensic Science Laboratory Central Forensic Science Laboratory
Gat No.6, Nanoli Tarfe Chakan, Talegaon MIDC, Bhopal- 462030, Madhya Pradesh.
Near JCB Factory, Taluka: Maval, Phone: 0755-2779657
Pune - 410 507, Maharashtra. Email: cfslbho-mp@[Link]
Phone: 020-20261696 Web: [Link]
Email: cfslpune-dfss@[Link]
Web: [Link]
Director Question Document
Central Forensic Science Laboratory Unit of CFSL Chandigarh
Plot # 2, Sector 36-A, Dakshin Marg Railway Board Building, AG Chowk,
Chandigarh - 160036, India. Opposite AG Post Office, The Mall, Shimla,
Phone: 0172-2615068 Himachal Pradesh 171003
Email: cfsl-chd@[Link] Phone: 0177 281 1173
Web: [Link]

Director Cum Chief Forensic Scientist

Directorate of Forensic Science Services
Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India
8th Floor, Block No. 9, CGO Complex,
New Delhi-110003
Contact : 011-24365835, Fax :24362819,

Email: cfs-dfss@[Link]/ssofs-dfss@[Link]
Website: [Link]

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