The Haryana Prisons Rules 2022
haryana · 2022
- S. 1(1) These rules may be called the Haryana Prison Rules, 2022
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- S. 4(1) The Government shall, by notification in the Official Gazette, notify the prisons to be called the central prison
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- S. 8(1) The Government shall establish such number of sub-prisons, as may be necessary at Sub Divisional level
- S. 9(1) The Government may declare any central prison to be a district prison for all or any purposes
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- S. 34When a warrant is returned for correction, its photocopy/digital record shall be retained
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- S. 39Undertrial prisoners and convicted prisoners shall be classified as per the classification laid out in Chapter 5 of the
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- S. 43Every prisoner shall be required to take bath and wash his clothes thoroughly
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- S. 52The history-ticket of every prisoner shall be retained digitally with his other record
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- S. 58(1) All items of a prisoner shall be handed over to him at the time of release from the prison
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- S. 66(1) All movements of prisoners shall be conducted in an orderly and regular manner, under strict control
- S. 67Every prisoner shall obey every order issued to him by any officer of the prison or convict officer
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- S. 69The working hours of prisons shall ordinarily be as follows, namely: - A
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- S. 74Every prisoner going for work shall carry his working dress and utensils for tea and water
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- S. 82All prisoners shall wash their clothing regularly and maintain good hygiene
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- S. 84(1) No undue interference with the religion or caste affiliations of prisoners shall be permitted
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- S. 90(1) The following classes of fetters may be used in prison, namely: – (a) link-fetters composed of a chain and ankle
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- S. 103The Superintendent shall present a detailed report on the punishments inflicted to the Director General quarterly
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- S. 124(1) Remission granted by the President or the Governor or appropriate Government shall be called government remission
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- S. 127No life convict shall be released unless ordered so by the State Government
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- S. 140(1) Imprisonment for life means imprisonment for the whole of the natural life
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- S. 148(1) The Superintendent is authorized to receive fines tendered at the prison
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- S. 174If the date, on which any prisoner is to be released falls on a prison holiday, such prisoner should be released a day
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- S. 187(1) Premature release is a privilege granted to the convicted prisoners by the Government
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- S. 209Every person desiring to hold an interview shall furnish his identity proof and present himself to be searched and phot
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- S. 213The conversation at the interviews shall ordinarily be in Vernacular, English, or Hindi
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- S. 215Every prisoner shall be carefully searched before and after an interview
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- S. 222A prisoner may retain any letter which has been delivered to him under due authority unless the Superintendent otherwis
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- S. 225Every interview between a prisoner and his legal counsel shall take place within sight, but out of hearing, of a staff
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- S. 242(1) Keys of locks of the cell, yard doors shall always be carried by the staff member entrusted with the duty
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- S. 247Three convict officers shall be deputed in each row of cells to keep a constant watch on prisoners confined therein
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- S. 260Whenever a prisoner is transferred from a prison, intimation of such transfer shall be sent to the family of the prison
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- S. 266(1) A prison official shall accompany prisoners on transfer when their number exceeds twenty
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- S. 271(1) The Director General shall, from time to time, fix the scale of diet for prisoners during transit
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- S. 295(1) Whenever a death takes place in a prison, immediate notice shall be sent to the Superintendent and the Medical Of
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- S. 298The post mortem shall be done as per guidelines of the National Human Rights Commission and shall be video-filmed
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- S. 300Prisoners with apparent suicidal tendencies shall be carefully watched and not left alone in a cell
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- S. 307(1) An undertrial prisoner shall not be compelled to labour except by way of punishment
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- S. 309(1) Prisoners may be produced before the Court in person or through electronic means
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- S. 329(1) Prisoners sentenced to simple imprisonment of three months or more shall be eligible for earning ordinary remissi
- S. 330Every civil prisoner shall ordinarily be confined in the civil Prison
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- S. 332The Government shall, on a proposal from the Director General, specify the scale of subsistence allowance from time to
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- S. 334In the event of civil prisoner falling sick, expenses of his treatment shall be borne by the decree holder
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- S. 339(1) Civil prisoners shall not be compelled to labour except by way of punishment as prescribed in these rules
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- S. 341(1) There shall be such number of separate prisons for female prisoners as the Government may determine from time to t
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- S. 346Birth in prison shall be registered at the local birth registration office
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- S. 349(1) A female Medical Officer shall be deputed in the prison housing female prisoners
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- S. 352There shall be a separate kitchen for female prisoners as far as practicable
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- S. 367Every prisoner with mental illness shall receive the ordinary prison diet unless the Medical Officer prescribes otherwi
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- S. 380(1) The words ‘Death Sentence’ shall be inserted before the address in all communication relating to capital sentence
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- S. 385Prison clothing, bedding, and necessaries issued to condemned prisoners shall be of the same scale as that of other con
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- S. 392(1) A prisoner under sentence of death shall be allowed the ordinary diet of a labouring convict
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- S. 403The following measures shall be adopted regarding the testing of rope and gallows, namely – (a) a Manila rope 2
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- S. 409(1) Executions shall take place at the following hours, namely – (a) November to February 8 A
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- S. 411(1) After the execution of the death penalty, post mortem shall be performed on the body of the executed prisoner
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- S. 413The Superintendent shall send a report of the prisoner’s execution to the Director General on the same day
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- S. 423Foreign prisoners shall not be released from the prison like other prisoners
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- S. 425All correspondence related to the foreign prisoners shall be intimated to the Director General by the Superintendent
- S. 426Detenu shall be kept in cells or separate barracks or wards
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- S. 428(1) A detenu may be allowed to interview his family once a week
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- S. 433The detenu may be detained in any prison of the State under the orders of the Director General
- S. 434(1) Detenu shall submit their applications or representations to the Government, in duplicate
- S. 435Detenu shall ordinarily be treated by the Medical Officer of the prison
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- S. 438All particulars related to detenu shall be entered in Register No
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- S. 440(1) The Director General, with the previous sanction of the Government, shall fix the scales of diet for prisoners
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- S. 446(1) For preparing food for the prisoners and distribution of ration, a mess committee shall be constituted in every k
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- S. 450The Superintendent shall inspect the food prepared for prisoner’s meals twice a week
- S. 451(1) The prisoner on transfer or when about to be sent to court shall receive a meal of cooked rations before leaving
- S. 452All articles of diet shall, whenever possible be weighed out to the cooks in a state ready to be prepared for cooking
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- S. 454(1) The cooks shall perform the duty of preparing the food with due care and attention
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- S. 456Prisoners shall be protected from rain and intense heat during meals
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- S. 459(1) One prisoner cook, helper may be employed for every twenty-five prisoners
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- S. 466Every convict shall wear the prescribed prison dress
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- S. 472(1) The clothing, bedding etc
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- S. 476Convicts shall be supplied with new clothing at the time of entry in the prison on first come first serve basis
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- S. 483A day shall be fixed for weekly maintenance and inspection of clothing and bedding
- S. 484(1) All prisons shall have their own laundry facility to wash items of clothing and bedding
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- S. 486Clothing received from prisoners on release shall be returned to the store
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- S. 491Prisoners shall be responsible for keeping their wards and yards clean
- S. 492(1) The barracks, cells occupied by prisoners shall be thoroughly cleaned every morning
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- S. 495(1) The drainage of land around the prison shall receive careful attention and all low ground be filled up with clean
- S. 496Arrangements shall be made to pump out all stagnant water
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- S. 499(1) Wherever municipal water supply exists, arrangements shall be made to connect the prison with it
- S. 500(1) Suitable arrangements shall be made to supply every prisoner with a sufficient quantity of potable drinking water
- S. 502Prisoners shall be entitled to free medical treatment and attendance at Government hospitals during confinement in pris
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- S. 506(1) The Medical Officer shall report to the Superintendent on all matters relating to medical establishment of the pri
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- S. 509(1) Medical staff shall be posted in prisons by the Health Department of the State Government
- S. 510(1) The health status of every prisoner shall be categorized as ‘good’, ‘poor’ or ‘indifferent’
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- S. 515The number of sick prisoners admitted in the hospital shall be recorded daily in the register of in-patients
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- S. 517Intimation regarding serious illness of a prisoner shall be given to his relatives
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- S. 520Efforts shall be made to stock all medicines required for daily use through bulk purchase
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- S. 523Prisoners, in special cases, may be allowed to get treatment from an outside specialist at their own expense
- S. 524If the Medical Officer is of the opinion that a prisoner is malingering, he shall at once report the fact to the Superi
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- S. 531(1) Only cases of sick prisoners shall be entered in any of the prescribed medical registers
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- S. 536(1) There shall be a prison school in every prison
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- S. 553(1) Every prison shall have one or more prisoners' panchayats
- S. 554(1) National days shall be celebrated in each prison to inculcate patriotism among the prisoners
- S. 555Every prisoner shall be allowed the freedom to pursue his faith in a quiet and orderly manner
- S. 556(1) The Superintendent shall be responsible for the smooth and orderly implementation of welfare activities in the pri
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- S. 559(1) The Superintendent shall convene monthly meeting of all staff members posted in the institution
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- S. 561Work hours for every category of personnel shall be clearly defined
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- S. 564Rent free residential accommodation shall be provided to all prison personnel on the prison campus as far as practicabl
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- S. 567Annual Sports Meet shall be conducted in each prison, followed by the State Meet
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- S. 577After-care problems of an individual shall be treated in their totality and not in isolation
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- S. 579(1) It is the responsibility of the State to devise and develop mechanisms for rehabilitation of released convicts
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- S. 583The participation of reputed Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) in the rehabilitation programs shall be extensively en
- S. 584Public shall be educated about the need for rehabilitation of ex-convicts through print and audio-visual media
- S. 585(1) After-care agency shall be closely associated with the planning of the after-care program for the prisoner
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- S. 588(1) Quality of human resource is of paramount importance in an effective system of prison administration
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- S. 596The Superintendent shall randomly visit the prison during the night (between 10 P
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- S. 619The appointment and service conditions of a Deputy Superintendent shall be as per applicable services rules
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- S. 623(1) The Deputy Superintendent shall discharge duties under the immediate direction order and control of the Superinten
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- S. 639The Deputy Superintendent (Administration) shall exercise general supervision over the work of the office
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- S. 655(1) He shall ensure that guarding personnel are vigilant on their respective duties
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- S. 660The Medical Officer shall examine the cleanliness of cow-houses, dairy and milk–vessels daily
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- S. 666The guarding personnel shall consist of Head Warder and Warders
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- S. 677(1) Every guarding personnel shall be provided with training in handling and usage of modern arms and ammunition
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- S. 745No subordinate police officer shall be admitted to prison unless he is in proper uniform
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- S. 748(1) The Director General may exercise all or any powers of the Superintendent with respect to the administration of p
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- S. 756Secure custody of prisoners inside a prison is the primary responsibility of the Prison Department
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- S. 765(1) Guarding personnel shall be divided in three categories namely Category A, Category B and Category C
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- S. 768(1) A duty roster shall be maintained in each prison
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- S. 771(1) No prisoner shall use the washroom without obtaining the permission of the convict officer on duty between 10
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- S. 807(1) All electricity lines and equipments shall be checked regularly and any fault therein shall be rectified without a
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- S. 810Overcrowding shall be strictly avoided both in the hospital as well as in every cell and ward
- S. 811Special attention shall be given to the cleanliness of prisoners and their clothing
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- S. 813(1) The Superintendent may take all measures/steps including stoppage of privileges, shifting from one barrack to anot
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- S. 815The Medical Officer shall furnish daily reports to the Superintendent on the health of the prisoner who is on a hunger
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- S. 820(1) The Director General shall constitute a committee to recommend sites for new prison
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- S. 822(1) The prison premises shall be a closed area
- S. 824In every prison a residential complex for staff members shall be constructed
- S. 825(1) At least six watch towers shall be constructed in every Central and District Prisons
- S. 827All barracks and cells shall, if feasible, be provided with verandas not less than two meters in width
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- S. 832Space for personal belongings of the prisoners shall be provided to each prisoner
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- S. 837(1) Both the day and night latrines shall be of the sanitary type with arrangements for flushing
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- S. 842Each prison shall have an industrial unit
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- S. 847Tents shall be kept in serviceable condition and used only for prison purposes
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- S. 850The Government may entrust any agency i
- S. 851In the execution of every prison work, convict labour shall be utilized to the fullest extent
- S. 852The Government shall release regular grants for annual repairs and maintenance of prisons
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- S. 869(1) The wages for professionals, skilled, semi-skilled and un skilled shall be fixed by the Government from time to ti
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- S. 872(1) A sufficient area of land shall be attached with every new prison to give training to prisoners on farming and agr
- S. 873Frequent change of work, except on medical grounds, should be avoided
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- S. 877(1) Products manufactured by prison industries shall be varied/changed depending on market trends and demands
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- S. 879No prisoner shall, unless he is willing to undertake the work, be employed on any form of labour involving danger
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- S. 884Small detachments of the sweeper gangs may clean the residential accommodation on the prison premises every day
- S. 885The employment of prisoners as Clerks in prison offices is forbidden
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- S. 888Private parties/industrial units shall be allowed to get their manufacturing work done by prison labour inside the pris
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- S. 890New industry, whenever necessary, shall be started in any prison with the previous sanction of the Director General
- S. 891Necessary expert advice to run the industries on proper lines shall be provided by the officers of Department of Indust
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- S. 903The prison garden shall be kept clean, tidy and free from weeds and undergrowth
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- S. 908The ration/fodder for cattle shall be as specified by the Director General from time to time
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- S. 910The Superintendent shall scrutinize the unproductive livestock once in a year
- S. 911—
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- S. 914The bills, returns, reports etc
- S. 915Accounting in each prison shall be done in a computerized accounting system
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- S. 924The entire prison administration shall be computerized so that databases can be accessed easily and managed more effici
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- S. 931Badges of rank shall be of silver metal on police pattern
- S. 932Badges of rank, shall be of silver metal on police pattern
- S. 933Badges of rank, shall be of silver metal on police pattern
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- S. 954(1) A prisoner shifted to open air prison shall reside with his family
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- S. 957(1) A prisoners panchayat consisting of five members shall be constituted as per rule 553
- S. 958A dispensary shall be established in the open air prison
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- S. 964(1) Suitable roofed accommodation shall be provided for the canteen at a central and convenient place
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- S. 967(1) The articles of canteen shall be purchased under the control and orders of the Superintendent
- S. 968—
- S. 969Articles to be kept in canteen shall be such as specified by the Director General from time to time
- S. 970(1) The working hours of the canteen shall be after lock-out and before lock-up
- S. 971(1) The profit generated from canteen sales etc
- S. 972Wages to prisoners working in canteen shall be paid from the ‘Prison Inmate Welfare Fund’
- S. 973(1) All canteen operations/transactions shall be cashless
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