BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT |
The Government of India vide
Resolution No.8/136/68-P.I (Pers.I) dated 28.08.1970 formally established the
Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), under the Ministry of
Home Affairs giving a new orientation to then existing Police Research and Advisory
Council in 1966 with the primary objective of modernization of police force: 1.
to take direct and active interest in the issues, 2. to promote a speedy and systematic study of
the police problems and 3. to apply science and technology in the methods and
techniques used by police. In addition and as a secondary, the resolution
mandated an advisory role also for the Bureau. The Bureau was established with
the Research, Statistics and Publication division and Development division
initially with a well laid out charter of duties. It also handles Correctional
Administration, National Police Missions, Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan National
Institute of Criminology and Forensic Science, National Crime Records Bureau
and Directorate of Forensic Science. Its
emblem is crested with Ashoka lion pillar in gold supported by two semi
circular wreaths of gold encompassing the organisation’s acronym ‘BPRD’ in a
circle in dark blue colour. The words ‘Ah No Bhadraha: Krathvo Yanthu
Vishvathaha’ in black is encrypted in white banner with red border in Devanagari
below the crest.
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