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Forensic Science is the Backbone of Successful Prosecution. No matter how meticulously we investigate a crime, the case can still fail in court without strong scientific evidence and quality forensic reports. Today, I distributed appointment orders to 57 newly recruited personnel of the Telangana Forensic Science Laboratory at our...

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