विधि विज्ञान प्रयोगशाला 
The Crime Scene Management Division is the bridge between the field and the laboratory. It’s not just “evidence collection” — it’s a scientific discipline that controls quality from incident to courtroom. The CSMD ensures that physical evidence is located, documented, preserved, and transferred under conditions that maintain scientific integrity and legal admissibility. It is the lab’s external quality control arm. Scene of crime examination is a foundational step in criminal investigations, preserving vital evidence that links suspects to the crime. It ensures objective proof reaches forensic labs, supporting convictions and justice.
Crime scene investigators maintain chain of custody for making evidence admissible in court. Analysis identifies modus operandi, links serial crimes, corroborates witness statements, and eliminates false suspects. In death cases, it provides insights into body position, weapons, and struggle signs, boosting conviction rates. Meticulous work builds robust prosecutorial cases by supplying forensic links like trace evidence or biological samples. Without it, investigations falter, as unprocessed scenes yield no usable proof.
The National Capital Territory is experiencing an exponential rise in daily crime, and the methods used to commit crimes are becoming more distinctive and evolving. An updated scientific technique is critical at zero and golden hours to solve any type of heinous crime. The Crime Scene Management Division works around the clock, visiting each and every heinous crimes to assist the investigating authorities in crime scene investigation aids in locating, collecting, preserving, and analyzing physical, biological, digital, or trace evidences using scientific methods while maintaining strict chain of custody. Our experts carefully examine the Scene of Crime to provide unbiased and scientifically validated opinions. Their findings play a crucial role in solving complex cases, ensuring justice, and supporting court proceedings by maintaining accuracy, integrity, and professionalism throughout the investigation process.
Additionally, the Crime Scene Management Division's team of experts is visiting crime scenes in a number of states, including Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. Since the New Criminal Laws were put into effect, the CSMD has been instrumental in ensuring the transparency of cases from the crime scene to the courtroom. The Crime Scene Management Division Forensic Scientists participated actively in the Anniversary Celebrations of New Criminal Laws in 2025 at the Bharat Mandapam National Level platform, which was sponsored by the Indian Home Minister as Chief Guest of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Some of the highlighted cases visited and reported by CSMD for a glance:
Arson Case – 09 Casualties - P.S. Vivek Vihar (04.05.2026)
IRS Daughter Murder Case - P.S. Amar Colony (22.04.2026)
Trespass Delhi Vidhan Sabha Security Case - P.S. Civil Lines (06.04.2026)
RBI Employee Murder Case - P.S. Mandir Marg (19.04.2026)
Red Fort Bomb Blast Case - P.S. Kotwali (10.11.2025)
Recreation in Indian Railways - Old Delhi Railway Station (21.04.2025, 22.06.2025 & 14.12.2025)
POCSO & Murder - P.S. Dayalpur (07.06.2025 & 18.06.2025)
Railway Accident Case - North Central Railway Board Enquiry (16.03.2024)
Triple Murder Case - P.S. Neb Sarai (04.12.2024)
IGI Airport Terminal -1 - Canopy Falling Case - P.S. IGI Airport (28.06.2024)
Railway Accident Case - P.S. Anand Vihar Railway Station (20.06.2024)
CRPF School Blast – P.S. Prashant Vihar (20.10.2024)
Rohini Court Blast Case – P.S. Prashant Vihar (09.12.2021)
Tihar Jail – Tillu Tajpuria - Murder Case – P.S. Hari Nagar (08.08.2023)
Hit and Run Case – P.S. Kanjhawala (01.01.2023)
Shraddha Walker Murder Case – P.S. Mehrauli (18.05.2022)
Mundka Arson Case – P.S. Mundka (13.05.2022)
Rohini Court Murder Case – P.S. Prashant Vihar – (24.09.2022)
Red Fort – Farmers Agitation Case – P.S. Kotwali – (26.01.2021)
Isreal Embassy Bomb Blast Case – P.S. Tughlak Road – (29.01.2021)