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("1) The Jailer may dernand the narne and address of any visitor to a prisoner, and, when the .lailer has any ground for suspicion, may search any visitor, or cause to be searched. but the search shall not be made in the presence of any prisoner or of another visitor. (2) In case of any such visitor refusing to permit himself to be searched, the Jailer may deny admission; and the ground of such proceedings, with the particutars thereof, shall be entered in such record as the Government may direct. /" tie8S()m; ~md Circumstances for Transfer. F~emova! of prisoners from one ~~ta(eto another, ernergency basis, IVie~:'jsurcs to prevent c;nd control (~mergency situation. lrnoortance of Education tor prisoners. CHt\PTEF! X T~iAi'JSFER OF PRISON1.~RS :'~9 Prisoners rnav be transferred from one prison to another for the folloWlrl9 reasons: " (i) for custody and treatment in a suitable institution in accordance with H1eclassification procedure, (ii) for attendance ill court for the purpose of standing trial or giving evidence, (iii) on medical grounds, (iv) on humanitarian grounds, ill the interest of their rehabilitation. (v) for post release vigilance by the police, (vi) for providinq essential services, (vii) on qrounds of security, expediency, (viii) to be nearer to his / her horne district, (I>:) for other spacial reasons, 40, Where any person is confined in a prison in a State: " a, under sentence of death: or b. under or in lieu of a sentence of imprisonment or transportation; or c, in default of payment of fine; or (I. in default of 9iving security for keeping the peace; or e, for rnaintaininq gooli behavior; The Government of the State, with the consent of tile Governrnent of any other state, by order, provide for the removal oi the prisoner from that prison to any prison ill the other Stat(3S under ti'!is llct or rule !TJaou thereunder. 41, (1) The following situation shall be handled as emergencies namely: " (i) escape from prison; (ii) outbreak; (iii) riot; (iv) strike: (v) hunqer strike (individual or mass); (vi) assault; (vii) suicide; (viii) fire; (ix) epidemic; (x) earthquake (xi) terrorist attack 42 Ii Sll811be ihE! responsibilirv of the Superintendent or any officer present to take sufficient measures tor pre\!t?!I'1ting and controlling erneroency situations, These measures sllaU include 811such necessary and immediate actions 2S per !tie naod of trle situation under this /\C{ or rule made mereuncer. CH!WTER )(I! EDUC/.\T!C)N OF PRISOI\I1::BS 43, (1) Education is vital for the overall development of prisoners, Through education their outlook, habits and total perspective of life can be changed, Education of prisoners benefits the society as well as it leads to their rehabititauon and self-sutticiency. Education reduces the tendency to crime, This would mean less crime, fewer vie tirns, fewer prisoners, more socially productive people, and less expenditure on criminal justice and law enforcement. Objective behind educational programme. Vocational training and work programmes. (2) Life in prison is extremely monotonous. routinised and regimented. The education activities offer opportunity to a prisoner to remove from his mind depressing thoughts leading to relaxation and joy, Reality must be accepted that to confine offenders behind walls, without trying to ch3 Il(W them throuqh cducation and other activities. is an expensive foll~1