Visit to the Regional Forensic Science Laboratory, Bikaner 24-09-2025

A law student found immense value in the visit to the Regional Forensic Science Laboratory (RFSL), Bikaner. This visit provided the students with practical and authentic knowledge about the role of forensic evidence in the criminal justice system. It allowed them to understand, step by step, how crimes are solved with the help of scientific methods and technological advancements. Students received a rare insider’s view of how science operates to unravel complex puzzles of the real world, going far beyond textbook theories.

During the visit, students were introduced to the functioning of different specialized units of the laboratory. Out of the five key units, they learned in detail about Biology and Physics, along with Ballistics, Serology, and Toxicology. Each unit highlighted its importance in linking evidence to criminal activities and establishing facts in investigations. For instance, ballistics showcased how firearms are examined, while serology explained blood analysis and its value in crime detection.

The officers of the laboratory provided clear, detailed explanations on every subject and ensured that all the queries of students were addressed patiently. The interactive approach not only enhanced understanding but also inspired students to appreciate the critical role of forensic science in ensuring truth and justice.

Venue: Regional Forensic Science Lab, Bikaner

Organized By: RNB Global University in Collaboration.

Faculty-In-Charge: Dr. Bharat Kumar Jajra (Associate Professor, School of Law)

Total No. of Participants: One Faculty Members and 46 Students of the School of Law

Student Involved: All students of the School of Law.

The visit to the Regional Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the sophisticated scientific methods used in examining crime scene evidence. It highlights how forensic science integrates multiple disciplines such as toxicology, biology, ballistics, physics, chemistry, and serology to unravel the truth behind criminal cases. The objective is not only to observe these processes but also to appreciate the multidisciplinary nature of forensic investigations.

Guidance at Regional FSL, Bikaner by:

1. Dr. Raj Kumar Mehta, Assistant Director (Biology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
2. Ms. Anjana Singhi, Mobile Unit In-charge (Biology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
3. Ms. Vinita Charan, Junior Scientific Assistant (Biology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
4. Mr. Hemraj Verma, Assistant Director (Serology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
5. Mrs. Neelam Gaur, Assistant Director (Toxicology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
6. Ms. Saroj Charan, Laboratory Assistant (Toxicology), Regional FSL, Bikaner
7. Mr. Sunil Kumar, Senor Scientific Assistant (Physics), Regional FSL, Bikaner
8. Mr. Rajesh, Junior Scientific Assistant (Ballistic), Regional FSL, Bikaner.
9. Ms. Sunita Pal, Assistant Director (Chemistry), Regional FSL, Bikaner