Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has highlighted the expansion of cyber policing and forensic science infrastructure in the state while addressing the importance of emerging technologies at TechSangam 2026 in Lucknow.
In a post on X on October 24, Adityanath said technological innovation should serve public interest, strengthen the justice system and create new opportunities for young people. The event at the Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS) focuses on artificial intelligence (AI), cyber forensics, quantum technology and data protection.
All 75 Districts Have Cyber Police Stations: CM Yogi Adityanath
Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had only two cyber police stations and four forensic laboratories before 2017, while the conviction rate was below 30%, according to his post.
He said cyber police stations had now been established in all 75 districts, with work underway to set up forensic laboratories in every division. He added that improved technology and scientific investigation capabilities were helping authorities tackle cybercrime and strengthen criminal investigations.
TechSangam 2026 Focuses on AI and Digital Evidence
The event brings together scientists, cybersecurity specialists, legal experts, policymakers and industry representatives to discuss emerging technologies and their applications in public safety and justice delivery.
Key areas of discussion include the reliability of digital evidence, responsible use of AI, data protection and cybersecurity. The event is also intended to encourage collaboration between research institutions, educational organisations and industry.
