Amit Shah said- After 5 years, India’s criminal justice system will be the most modern in the world.
Gandhinagar: Emphasizing the importance of the three new criminal laws, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said that after 5 years, India’s criminal justice system will be the most modern in the world. Addressing the 5th International and 44th All India Criminology Conference of the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Amit Shah said the inauguration comes at a time when India’s criminal justice system is entering a new era.
“IPC, CrPC and evidence law have been abolished and new laws have been introduced. I am administering these laws and with great courage, we have decided that we have made it mandatory for forensic science officers to visit every crime scene for cases.” Provision for punishment of 7 years or more.
This will make investigation easier and the work of judges will also become easier. Along with this, we are also trying to modernize the entire process. Right now it will take 5 years because it has different levels but after 5 years, India’s criminal justice system will be the most modern in the world,” he said.
“If a government remains in power for 50 years, it makes 5-6 changes, but we have made more than 50 changes in every sector in just 10 years,” he said. The Union Home Minister stressed that after 5 years the country will get more than 9,000 scientific officers and forensic science experts every year. “Our government has come up with a new education policy after 40 years. I can say that this education policy is completely based on India but it will also give prestige to our children on the world stage.
After 5 years this country will get more than 9,000.” Scientific officers and forensic science experts every year, we have made such arrangements in advance. Behavioral science plays as much a role in crime prevention as strict administration,” he stressed. Further Amit Shah said that the government is looking for technical solutions for those police stations of the country which are located on the hills. “We are also looking for technological solutions for those police stations in the country which are located on the hills.
Except 7 police stations, every police station in the country has been computerized and linked to the database. Prosecution data in over 15 crore e-Courts has been made online and it speaks all the languages of India. We have been able to record data of about 2 crore prisoners through e-jail. We have made available 19 lakh results of e-forensics in online data for the last 3 years,” he said. Amit Shah
It also said that no matter how many stakeholders there are in the judicial process, unless we integrate forensic science with them, there will be no benefit.
“At the time of independence, many people had said that how would India be able to live without the British. This was a big fear in the world. But in 75 years, we have become the largest democracy in the world and this is the foundation of our democracy.” very deep. On August 15, 2047, when the country will complete 100 years of independence, India will be supreme in every sphere of life. This is the vision of 140 crore Indians and this is what is guiding the future of the country.” he claimed.
“I see some challenges before these three new laws like becoming a modern police force equipped with technology while maintaining basic policing principles. Don’t let the use of technology diminish the importance of the human presence. Identifying hybrid and multidimensional threats and creating a network to protect the system, the Union Home Minister said.
