Union Home Minister Amit Shah To Inaugurate Five-Day Exhibition On New Criminal Laws In Bhopal On October 3
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate a five-day exhibition on the new criminal justice codes at BHEL Dussehra Ground on Saturday. The exhibition, which will continue till Oct 7, aims to raise public awareness about the new laws through live demonstrations and displays, officials said on Friday. The exhibition will feature live demonstrations of modern and…
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate a five-day exhibition on the new criminal justice codes in Bhopal on October 3. The exhibition, which will run until October 7, aims to educate the public about the new laws through interactive displays and live demonstrations. Officials revealed that the event will include live demonstrations of advanced investigation techniques in accordance with the new criminal justice laws.
A key feature of the exhibition will be the presentation of the entire investigative process, from collecting scientific evidence to solving a crime. Attendees will be able to examine the technical testing of gathered evidence and recovered clues, as well as the intricate process of matching them using police systems. To illustrate these processes, the exhibition will showcase modern investigation methods through 3D crime scene models, digital presentations, videos, and live demonstrations.
A major highlight of the event will be a live demonstration of evidence collection and scientific investigation at a crime scene. This interactive experience will allow citizens to witness firsthand the techniques used by law enforcement. In addition to the technical aspects, the exhibition will also focus on cybersecurity awareness, promoting the 'Safe Click Campaign' and the online 'e-Zero FIR' facility.
The police's citizen-centric approach will be emphasized through initiatives such as 'Operation Muskaan', Women's Help Desks, and 'Say No to Drugs' campaigns.
To engage citizens and students, the exhibition will host live digital quizzes based on the new criminal justice codes. Moreover, the story notes that recent cyber frauds, including the Fake Investment App and hacked WhatsApp scams, have cost Bhopal residents ₹6.5 lakh.
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