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Based in Lahore, the Punjab Forensic Science Agency helps authorities track and prosecute terrorists and criminals by analyzing evidence from crime scenes. Punjab's forensics agency has all the established disciplines in one lab, including crime scene investigation; firearms and toolmarks; DNA and serology; and polygraph examination.
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Location: Lahore
"Physical evidence does not lie, it does not perjure itself as humans do," said the dapper 65-year-old Tahir. "It is a silent witness ... We make it speak in a court of law."
Tahir, a dual Pakistani and U.S. citizen, has his own forensics lab in the Unites States. He spent 36 years working with U.S. police and helped write the FBI handbook on forensics.
In 2008, with militant attacks rising in Pakistan, Punjab's chief minister called Tahir and asked for help: to design a new $31 million forensics lab in the city of Lahore, handpick its scientists and try to enforce new standards of crime solving.
The lab was finished in 2012 and at first, business was slow. But now the lab, which is funded by Punjab state, takes around 600 cases a day, Tahir said. It could easily handle twice that if more police start sending in evidence or suspects.
http://www.samaa.tv/pakistan/26-Jan-2015/csi-lahore-top-us-forensic...
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