This story is from December 30, 2022

Jnanendra checks jail

The home minister, Araga Jnanendra, visited the Hindalaga Jail on Thursday after complaints were made about preferential treatment being given to heavyweight inmates and the use of cellphones and drugs inside the jail. He inspected the food being served to inmates and the cleanliness of the jail, and spoke to some prisoners. He said that in cases like this, there is a punishment of five years imprisonment for both the inmate using the facility and the officer providing the facility. Minister Araga also talked to Masala Jayaram MLC, Ravikumar, and BC Nagesh Turuvekere MLC, Masala Jayaram MLC.
Jnanendra checks jail
Belagavi: Home minister Araga Jnanendra made an unannounced visit to the Hindalaga jail on Thursday after complaints regarding preferential treatment to heavyweight inmates, use of cellphones and narcotic drugs inside the jail.
He inspected the food being served to inmates and cleanliness inside the jail. He spoke to some prisoners and asked them about the facilities provided in the jail.
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The minister addressed the complaints, saying that in such cases there is a punishment of five years of imprisonment for both, the facility user and providing officer. “We have suspended 15 officers from Parappana Agrahara jail and transferred 35 officers and a departmental inquiry is on,” he said. Minister BC Nagesh, Turuvekere MLA Masala Jayaram, MLC N Ravikumar were present.
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