The Department of Forensic Medicine plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between medicine and law. It deals with the application of medical knowledge to aid in the administration of justice and provides students with a strong foundation in medico-legal responsibilities, ethics, toxicology, and forensic sciences. The department is actively involved in teaching, medico-legal casework, autopsies, and research, ensuring that students gain practical exposure along with theoretical knowledge.
Vision
To be a center of excellence in forensic medicine and medico-legal education, nurturing competent, ethical, and socially responsible medical professionals who contribute to justice and society.
Mission
- To impart comprehensive knowledge of medical jurisprudence, forensic pathology, and toxicology.
- To train students in handling medico-legal cases, autopsies, and evidence collection with accuracy and integrity.
- To develop a strong foundation in medical ethics, professional conduct, and legal responsibilities.
- To promote research and innovation in forensic science and toxicology.
- To collaborate with law enforcement and judiciary systems for effective medico-legal services.
Academic & Research Activities
- Regular teaching through lectures, case demonstrations, autopsy classes, and practical labs.
- Student participation in mock courts, seminars, and medico-legal discussions.
- Research in areas such as toxicology, forensic pathology, injury analysis, and medical ethics.
- Conducting CME programs, workshops, and awareness sessions for students and healthcare workers.
Infrastructure & Facilities
- Well-equipped Autopsy Room with modern facilities for post-mortem examinations.
- Toxicology Laboratory for the analysis of poisons, drugs, and chemicals.
- Forensic Museum showcasing medico-legal specimens, weapons, models, and charts.
- Dedicated teaching faculty with experience in medico-legal casework and forensic science.
- Access to digital resources, case databases, and medico-legal literature.
