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Resolution of rape, Pocso cases delayed due to DNA tests backlog
January 23, 2025
|Hindustan Times Rajasthan
The resolution of rape and Protection of Children from sexual offences (Pocso) Act cases in Rajasthan is facing significant setbacks due to prolonged delays in DNA testing, with reports pending for several years, according to home department's records.
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According to official records, the state forensic science laboratory (SFSL) is grappling with an enormous backlog, with DNA reports for rape cases pending since 2020 and for Pocso cases since 2021. An official familiar with the issue said, "The primary reasons for this backlog are the high volume of incoming cases and the limited testing capacity of forensic facilities. On average, 700 new cases are received every month, but the state has only two operational units against the requirement of 20."
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