NICFS has also initiated a study on ‘The Persistence of Spermatozoa and Non-Sperm Male Cells in Genital Tract of the Woman during Post Coital Period using Cytological and Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH) Techniques’, in collaboration with gynae department of Hospitals in Delhi with the approval of the Ethical Committee. The outcome of the study is expected to raise the time line for collection of genital tract swabs and help in reducing the chance of rendering injustice to the survivor/victims of the Sexual Assault cases who report late for Medico-legal examination.

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