Mumbai: The city-based Finger Print Bureau has won the first prize for the smart use of fingerprint science in its investigation into the Sakinaka rape and murder case, an official said on Thursday.
It won the prize at the 23rd All India Fingerprint Director Conference organised by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) on September 20 and 21.
Finger Print Bureau's assistant police inspector Sarika Tilekar had presented the investigation into the rape and murder that had occurred at Sakinaka last year.
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