In the Manipur violence, a group began to stone pelting on security forces. To handle the situation, the security forces released tear gas shells on the miscreants. File photo.
The stones of violence in Manipur and Assam are also being kept in the jails of Haryana. DG Jail Alok Rai said that about 250 stone-pelters have been kept in high security in different jails.
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These prisoners have been brought to Haryana with the permission of the state governments there. Earlier, the stone-pelters of Jammu and Kashmir were also shifted to the jails of Haryana. Keeping security in mind, special arrangements have been made for them.
Now read how to shift the stone here There is a fixed process to bring prisoners from other states to Haryana. This process is written in the jail manual.
Under this, the DGPs of the two states talk among themselves and sign a letter of consent. But the most important thing is that for this, the approval of both the state governments has to be taken.
If the prisoner’s safety in a state is threatened, he is shifted to another state jail to keep him safe.
Haryana DG Jail Alok Rai. File photo.
How to read here in jails Special arrangements have been made in the jails of Haryana regarding the safety of these stone -pelters from Assam and Manipur. For these, separate barracks have been built in high security jails. Apart from this, different cells are also made in these barracks, where they are kept. Their compound is also different from common prisoners.
BSF security outside 6 jails DG Jail said that at present, the external security of 6 jails of the state in Haryana has been handed over to the security force. These include Karnal, Jhajjar, Faridabad, Yamunanagar, Gurugram and Rohtak.
He said that in future, if a source report comes on the external security of another jail, then the deployment of BSF can also be considered there.
Trying to remove staff shortage DG Jail said that the jails of Haryana have a capacity of 22 thousand prisoners, while the current number is 27 thousand. Work is going on to overcome the shortage of staff. Construction of High Security Jail in Rohtak will be completed in three months. Land has been found for new jails in Panchkula and Fatehabad.
