Blockchain-Based Forensic System in Nepal
Enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency in forensic evidence management
Introduction
Revolutionizing forensic evidence management with blockchain technology
The forensic sector plays a critical role in maintaining law and order by providing accurate, secure, and tamper-proof evidence. In Nepal, the National Forensic Science Laboratory (NFSL) is central to this process, handling sensitive information that requires the highest standards of integrity and trust.
Traditional systems, however, face challenges such as data tampering, loss of chain-of-custody, and delays in inter-agency communication. To address these challenges, we designed and implemented a Blockchain-Based Forensic System that ensures transparency, security, and efficiency across the entire case lifecycle — from police reporting to judiciary verdicts.
System Participants
Key stakeholders in our blockchain-based forensic evidence ecosystem
Police Department
Creates and registers cases on the immutable blockchain and uploads secured digital evidence
National Forensic Science Laboratory
Conducts forensic analysis and updates tamper-proof reports on the blockchain
Judiciary
Reviews blockchain-verified case data and issues legally-binding verdicts
Super Admin / Regulators
Oversees system participants and ensures compliance with forensic standards
