Hathras ASP Inspects Field Unit, Fingerprint Branches To Improve Crime Detection

In Hathras district, the Additional Superintendent of Police inspected the police Field Unit branch and Finger Print branch on Friday, 30 October 2026. The inspection was conducted with the objective of improving the detection of crimes and the quality of investigations.

During the inspection, the Additional Superintendent of Police reviewed the work being carried out in both branches. He also sought information from the concerned officers and employees about their working procedures and issued the necessary directions.

At the Field Unit branch, the inspection focused on the collection and preservation of scientific evidence from crime scenes, along with the work related to examining the scene of an incident. The Additional Superintendent of Police directed the personnel to collect important evidence from crime scenes through scientific methods and in accordance with the prescribed rules.

He also stressed the need to pay special attention to maintaining the quality and reliability of the evidence. This, he said, would ensure that the evidence could be used effectively during investigations.

The Additional Superintendent of Police then inspected the Finger Print branch. He took information about the work related to the collection and matching of fingerprints, as well as the maintenance of records. He directed the concerned employees to maintain complete alertness, accuracy and technical efficiency in all work related to fingerprints.

He also instructed them to keep all records properly organised and updated. The directions covered the handling of fingerprint-related work and the maintenance of records connected with it.

The Additional Superintendent of Police directed the officers and employees of both branches to carry out their duties with complete dedication, promptness and responsibility. He placed emphasis on giving priority to the effective use of scientific and technical evidence in investigations.

According to the directions issued during the inspection, the effective use of such evidence can help in the detection of crimes and further improve the quality of police investigations. The review of both branches also covered the functioning of the teams and the procedures followed in their respective areas of work.

Hathras Police reiterated its commitment to better use of scientific evidence, quality investigations and effective crime control.