Haryana fingerprint bureau team has secured the third place at the 22nd All India Fingerprint Bureau Directors Conference held at National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Delhi.
Haryana fingerprint bureau demonstrated smart fingerprint science technique used in the Nikita Tomar murder case and secured the third position among all the states of India. (Getty Images)
The online conference was organised by NCRB on October 28-29. The theme this year was the use of national automated fingerprint system for crime prevention, a police spokesperson said. Haryana fingerprint bureau demonstrated smart fingerprint science technique used in the Nikita Tomar murder case and secured the third position among all the states of India.
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