08/10/2026
Seminar on “Bridging Forensic Science and Law Enforcement” Held at Emerson University Multan
Multan: The Department of Biosciences and Technology, Emerson University Multan, organized an informative seminar on “Bridging Forensic Science and Law Enforcement”, bringing together experts from forensic science, law enforcement, and the criminal justice system.
The seminar commenced with an opening address by Dr. Muhammad Aleem Ashraf, Assistant Professor of Forensic Science and Head/Teacher-InCharge, Department of Biosciences and Technology, and Chief Organizer of the seminar. In his address, he highlighted the growing importance of forensic science in strengthening criminal investigations, ensuring evidence-based justice, and improving collaboration between forensic experts and law-enforcement agencies.
Dr. Muhammad Sajjad Nazir (Senior Scientist Crime Scene Unit (Punjab Forensic Science Authority (PFSA) delivered an insightful presentation on the PFSA, introducing its role, services, and contribution to forensic investigations. He also discussed various civil cases and forensic matters solved in Pakistan, highlighting the practical significance of scientific evidence in the justice system.
The second expert lecture was delivered by Ch. Iftikhar Hussain Gill, who provided an overview of the criminal justice system of Pakistan, with particular emphasis on recent advancements, emerging developments, and the role of forensic sciences under the evolving legal framework and new legislation. His lecture provided students with valuable insight into the relationship between law, investigation, forensic evidence, and the administration of justice.
Dr. Farah Ahmad played an important role as Advisor and Organizer of the seminar and contributed significantly to its successful coordination.
The seminar was actively supported and attended by the faculty members of the Department of Biosciences and Technology, including Dr. Zureesha Sajid, Dr. Muhammad Mughees, Ms. Sherien Bukhat, Mr. Muhammad Farhan Rasheed, Mr. Zain-ul-Abideen, and Ms. Rabia Nasir.
The event provided students with an excellent opportunity to interact with experts and gain practical knowledge about forensic investigations, law enforcement, criminal justice, and the growing role of forensic science in Pakistan.
The seminar concluded with appreciation for the distinguished speakers, organizers, faculty members, and students for their active participation and valuable contributions toward strengthening the academic and professional understanding of forensic science and law enforcement.
