Prisoners are not being given facilities in the Central Jail

Vishrampur (Palamu). It is very unfortunate that even a single facility is not given to the prisoners living in the jail. These things were said by Papu Tiwari, a resident of Garhwa, who was on parole for three months from Medininagar Central Jail. Pappu says that menu has no importance in food. In the name of food, only the quorum was being fulfilled. Only raw water was added to the lentils and vegetables.The demands of the prisoners are buried in the walls of the prison. Raising voice The prisoners have been beaten with sticks by the Jamadar. Pappu Tiwari said that it is his intention to give justice to the prisoners serving the sentence. Even before this, many other administrative officers and senior ministers of the state were also informed about this time.

 

(Agencies)

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