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In India the conviction rate for rape is just 1 out of 100. The main reason is lack of incriminating evidence. DNA is a conclusive piece of evidence but in India, collection of DNA is a big problem. Because the woman who is raped is considered dirty and is immediately asked to wash herself leading to loss of DNA. Therefore we launched ‘DNA FIGHTS RAPE. SAVE THE EVIDENCE.’ Campaign. Key policy makers and influencers from media, law and order, Apex Medical Bodies all supported this initiative. The estimated budget of the on-ground campaign touch the figure of 500,000 INR approximately. Key policy makers and influencers like the Senior Advocate, Addnl. Solicitor General, Head of Dept. Forensics and Toxicology, UN Women, all supported the cause. Training programme were conducted, making the scale of the project nationwide as big names from the corridors of power all rallied behind the cause
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