AIZOL TIMES
Aizawl, Sept 23: The state Home Department is still puzzled how to use the 4.5 lakh rupee polygraph machine (lie detector) which it had purchased in 2004. Reports have stated that the highly expensive machines have not helped in solving one single police case as there are still no expert operators of the machine even after three years of its purchase.
The state government had made a proposal to the central government to purchase two polygraph machines which the central government complied by sanctioning Rs. 4,00,000 for the machines under the 11th Finance Commission. However, the state decided to purchase two machines at the rate of Rs. 4,55,000 per machine.
Although the state can boast of having two polygraph machines for more than three years, there is still not yet a single expert who can operate the machines. Moreover, there have been no reports of the state having given training anyone to operate the machine.
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September 23rd, 2007 at 10:13 pm
Mizoram lehkhathiam han neilo tam na….hahhhaa khang lam te kha zir tur alawm.
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September 23rd, 2007 at 10:47 pm
Keini te chu thil kan lei dawn hian a tangkaina tur lam kan ngaihtuah ve vak ngai hlei nem! A hmang thiam an awm leh awm loh pawh ngaihtuah ngai kan ti lem lo. A pawimawh ber chu “lei” phawt mai kha a ni ber, sum involve tam deuh a awm dawn phawt chuan. Lie detector… tha dawn lutuk a thiam an awm hunah a leitute hi a enchhin nan hmang i la a tha ang
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September 24th, 2007 at 12:02 am
Because they have an officer missing
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