DALJEET ALIAS JALJEET v. STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS
CRWP/13471/2025 · 2026-04-02
Gurvinder Singh Gill, Yashvir Singh Rathor
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CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M) IN THE HIGH COURT
Daljeet @ Jaljeet State of Haryana & others
CORAM:
Present:
GURVINDER SINGH GILL, J.
1. Petitioner – passed by respondent No.3 vide which his application seeking grant of regular parole has been declined. 2. As per the averments made in the petition, the petitioner stands convicted in two cases i.e. FIR No.116 dated 23 169, 149, 302, 307, 3 Police Station Hansi City under Sections 147, 148, 149, 186, 188, 332, 341, 353, 435, 436 IPC and Section 32 and 33 of IF Act the case of the petitioner that 2022, when he was taking his mother to PGI fired at him on which he is presently undertaking treatment at PGIMER, Chandigarh. It is 1 2025 (O&M)
IN THE HIGH COURT FOR THE STATES AT CHANDIGARH
CRWP
Date of Decision: Jaljeet
Versus State of Haryana & others
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE GURVINDER SINGH GILL
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE YASHVIR SINGH RATHOR
Mr. Deepak, Advocate, for the petitioner. Ms. Sheenu Sura, DAG, Haryana. GURVINDER SINGH GILL, J. – Daljeet @ Jaljeet assails order dated passed by respondent No.3 – Superintendent of Police, District Jail, Jhajjar vide which his application seeking grant of regular parole has been declined. As per the averments made in the petition, the petitioner stands convicted in two cases i.e. FIR No.116 dated 23.02.2016 , 149, 302, 307, 395, 397, 427, 436 IPC and Police Station Hansi City as well as FIR No. ections 147, 148, 149, 186, 188, 332, 341, 353, 435, 436 IPC and ection 32 and 33 of IF Act at Police Station Sadar the case of the petitioner that upon getting concession of parole , when he was taking his mother to PGI fired at him on 06.05.2022 and pumped 4 bullets in his left leg in respect which he is presently undertaking treatment at PGIMER, Chandigarh. It is
FOR THE STATES OF PUNJAB & HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH WP-13471-2025 (O&M)
ate of Decision: 02.04.2026
… Petitioner
... Respondents HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE GURVINDER SINGH GILL YASHVIR SINGH RATHOR Advocate, for the petitioner. , DAG, Haryana. assails order dated 24.06.2024 (Annexure P- Superintendent of Police, District Jail, Jhajjar vide which his application seeking grant of regular parole has been declined.
As per the averments made in the petition, the petitioner stands convicted in .02.2016 registered under Sections 147, 95, 397, 427, 436 IPC and Section 25, 27 of Arms Act No.80 dated 23.02.2016, registered ections 147, 148, 149, 186, 188, 332, 341, 353, 435, 436 IPC and at Police Station Sadar Hansi, District Hisar. It is upon getting concession of parole in the year , when he was taking his mother to PGI, Rohtak, then his rival group and pumped 4 bullets in his left leg in respect which he is presently undertaking treatment at PGIMER, Chandigarh. It is
-6) Superintendent of Police, District Jail, Jhajjar vide which his application seeking grant of regular parole has been declined. As per the averments made in the petition, the petitioner stands convicted in ections 147, ection 25, 27 of Arms Act at , registered ections 147, 148, 149, 186, 188, 332, 341, 353, 435, 436 IPC and It is in the year Rohtak, then his rival group and pumped 4 bullets in his left leg in respect of which he is presently undertaking treatment at PGIMER, Chandigarh. It is VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M) averred in the petition that on account of injuries, his leg has shrunk and his spine is also affected and his health has deteriorated. It is further averred that the Doctors at silicon pads and stationary also advised TENS It is further the case of the petitioner that proper medical treatment is not being made available to him on account of which his health is further deteriorating. 3. Pursuant to issuance of notice of motion, the State has filed status report dated 10.01. Hansi, District Hisar, on behalf of respondent No.1 and reply dated 24.01.2026 District Jail, Jhajjar, on behalf of respondents
4. We have heard learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned State counsel and have also gone through the petition as well as filed on behalf of the respondents/State. 5.
A perusal of the impugned order dated 24.06.2024 reveals that the petitioner is involved in 55 cases and stands convicted in 2 cases. The details of these 55 FIRs have been spelt out in the said assigned for declining par had not completed the custody of 7 years of imprisonment after his conviction as is prescribed under provisions of Section 3 of Good Conduct Prisoners (Temporary Release) Act, 2022 of the medical report 24.01.2026 2 2025 (O&M)
averred in the petition that on account of injuries, his leg has shrunk and his spine is also affected and his health has deteriorated. It is further averred that Doctors at PGIMER, Chandigarh had advised wearing sports shoes with silicon pads and stationary, cycling for 15 also advised TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation It is further the case of the petitioner that proper medical treatment is not being made available to him on account of which his health is further deteriorating. Pursuant to issuance of notice of motion, the State has filed status report dated 10.01.2026 by way of an affidavit of Shri Vinod Shankar, DSP, City Hansi, District Hisar, on behalf of respondent No.1 and reply dated by way of an affidavit of Shri Satyabhan, Deputy Superintendent, District Jail, Jhajjar, on behalf of respondents We have heard learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned State counsel and have also gone through the petition as well as filed on behalf of the respondents/State. A perusal of the impugned order dated 24.06.2024 reveals that the petitioner involved in 55 cases and stands convicted in 2 cases.
The details of these 55 FIRs have been spelt out in the said impugned assigned for declining parole is that the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, had not completed the custody of 7 years of imprisonment after his conviction as is prescribed under provisions of Section 3 of Good Conduct Prisoners (Temporary Release) Act, 2022 of the medical report (Annexure R-2) .01.2026 shows that the petitioner is being provided all the requisite
averred in the petition that on account of injuries, his leg has shrunk and his spine is also affected and his health has deteriorated. It is further averred that Chandigarh had advised wearing sports shoes with cycling for 15-20 minutes twice a day and had transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) for 10 days. It is further the case of the petitioner that proper medical treatment is not being made available to him on account of which his health is further Pursuant to issuance of notice of motion, the State has filed status report 2026 by way of an affidavit of Shri Vinod Shankar, DSP, City Hansi, District Hisar, on behalf of respondent No.1 and reply dated by way of an affidavit of Shri Satyabhan, Deputy Superintendent, District Jail, Jhajjar, on behalf of respondents No.1 to 3. We have heard learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned State counsel and have also gone through the petition as well as status report/reply A perusal of the impugned order dated 24.06.2024 reveals that the petitioner involved in 55 cases and stands convicted in 2 cases. The details of these impugned order. The primary reason ole is that the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, had not completed the custody of 7 years of imprisonment after his conviction as is prescribed under provisions of Section 3 of the Haryana Good Conduct Prisoners (Temporary Release) Act, 2022. Further, a perusal annexed with the reply dated shows that the petitioner is being provided all the requisite
averred in the petition that on account of injuries, his leg has shrunk and his spine is also affected and his health has deteriorated. It is further averred that Chandigarh had advised wearing sports shoes with and had for 10 days.
It is further the case of the petitioner that proper medical treatment is not being made available to him on account of which his health is further Pursuant to issuance of notice of motion, the State has filed status report 2026 by way of an affidavit of Shri Vinod Shankar, DSP, City Hansi, District Hisar, on behalf of respondent No.1 and reply dated by way of an affidavit of Shri Satyabhan, Deputy Superintendent, We have heard learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned State reply A perusal of the impugned order dated 24.06.2024 reveals that the petitioner involved in 55 cases and stands convicted in 2 cases. The details of these
order. The primary reason ole is that the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, had not completed the custody of 7 years of imprisonment after his the Haryana r, a perusal annexed with the reply dated shows that the petitioner is being provided all the requisite VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M) medical treatment as is required. reproduced herein
NAME OF THE PATIENT : treatment at District Jail, Jhajjar. The patient was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak on 10.02.2025 General Surgery ward 11.02.2025 position and Grade haemorrhoidectomy with fissurectomy was done on 11 anaesthesia. Patient put on the medication and sitz bath advised by the Surgery Department, PGIMS, Rohtak. Patient was already on the prescribed diet by the dietician Sr. No.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. advised but instead of this diet has been revised as per diet chart of PGIMS, Rohtak Kitchen Department on 26 Diet Added on 26
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. and sometimes he refuse for the same. Discharged card and diet chart of Kitchen Department, PGIMS, Rohtak as on 14 as on 27 the O/o of the Hon'ble Advocate General, Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh vide this office letter No.1215 Dated 27 3 2025 (O&M)
medical treatment as is required. The medical report (Annexure R reproduced herein-under:
“MEDICAL REPORT NAME OF THE PATIENT :- DALJEET @ JALJEET S/O UDAYVEER The patient Daljeet @ Jaljeet S/o Udayveer is being provided proper treatment at District Jail, Jhajjar. The patient was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak on .02.2025 from District Jail Jhajjar with CR. No.12507, UHID 130024656678 in General Surgery ward-6. The consent for surgery under .02.2025. The pre-operative diagnosis of Grade position and Grade-III at 11 o'clock position with chronic haemorrhoidectomy with fissurectomy was done on 11 anaesthesia. Patient put on the medication and sitz bath advised by the Surgery Department, PGIMS, Rohtak. Patient was already on the prescribed diet by the dietician from PGIMS, Rohtak on 27.08.2024 as per details given below: Sr.
No. Diet 4 Soaked almonds Skimmed milk Dalia/Roti/Poha, Dal, Vegetables (Boiled) Fruits (Apple/Pomegranate/Pear/ Kiwi/Banana) Chapati, Dal, Veg salad, Curd Milk – 250 ml., Paneer-50 gm Chapati/Khiedi + Veg Dal Milk As per discharged card 21.02.2025 there is no dietary recommendation advised but instead of this diet has been revised as per diet chart of PGIMS, Rohtak Kitchen Department on 26.02.2025 and detailed of the added diet are as follows: Diet Added on 26-02-2025 Chapati/Missi Roti Fruits (Apple/Pomegranate only) Salad (Kukumbar, Onion, Carret) Rosted Grams Coconut water/ Soup Warm water for sitz bath given on regular basis but sometimes he accepts and sometimes he refuse for the same. Discharged card and diet chart of Kitchen Department, PGIMS, Rohtak as on 14.02.2025 and diet chart advised by dietician as on 27.08.2024 and diet added by Jail Med the O/o of the Hon'ble Advocate General, Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh vide this office letter No.1215 Dated 27
The medical report (Annexure R-2) is AL REPORT DALJEET @ JALJEET S/O UDAYVEER The patient Daljeet @ Jaljeet S/o Udayveer is being provided proper treatment at District Jail, Jhajjar. The patient was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak on with CR. No.12507, UHID 130024656678 in
6. The consent for surgery under anesthesia were taken on operative diagnosis of Grade-II hemorrhoids at 3 o'clock 'clock position with chronic fissure for which haemorrhoidectomy with fissurectomy was done on 11.02.2025 under saddle anaesthesia. Patient put on the medication and sitz bath advised by the Surgery Department, PGIMS, Rohtak. Patient was already on the prescribed diet by the 2024 as per details given below:- Time Quantity 6.00 AM 4 6.00 AM 1cup Dalia/Roti/Poha, Dal, Vegetables 8.00 AM -- Fruits (Apple/Pomegranate/Pear/ 10-11 AM 150 gm. 01-02 PM Dal 1 bowl Curd 200 ml. 04-05 PM -- 07.00 PM -- 9.30 PM 200 ml.
2025 there is no dietary recommendation advised but instead of this diet has been revised as per diet chart of PGIMS, Rohtak and detailed of the added diet are as follows:- 8.00 AM 2 Fruits (Apple/Pomegranate only) 12.00 Noon 150 gm. Salad (Kukumbar, Onion, Carret) 2.00 PM 150 gm. 5.00 PM 50 gm. 7.00 PM -- bath given on regular basis but sometimes he accepts and sometimes he refuse for the same. Discharged card and diet chart of Kitchen 2025 and diet chart advised by dietician 2024 and diet added by Jail Medical Officer have already been sent to the O/o of the Hon'ble Advocate General, Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh vide this office letter No.1215 Dated 27.02.2025. 2) is The patient Daljeet @ Jaljeet S/o Udayveer is being provided proper treatment at District Jail, Jhajjar. The patient was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak on with CR. No.12507, UHID 130024656678 in were taken on 'clock fissure for which 2025 under saddle anaesthesia. Patient put on the medication and sitz bath advised by the Surgery Department, PGIMS, Rohtak. Patient was already on the prescribed diet by the
2025 there is no dietary recommendation advised but instead of this diet has been revised as per diet chart of PGIMS, Rohtak - bath given on regular basis but sometimes he accepts and sometimes he refuse for the same. Discharged card and diet chart of Kitchen 2025 and diet chart advised by dietician ical Officer have already been sent to the O/o of the Hon'ble Advocate General, Punjab and Haryana High Court at VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M) up as per details give below: Sr. No.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
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It is submitted that the petitioner was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak for follow s per details give below:- No. Department of referral Date of referral Surgery @ Orthopedics 27.08.2024 Neurosurgery and orthopedics 13.11.2024 Surgery Department GH Jhajjar 07.01.2025 Surgery department GH Jhajjar 01.02.2025 PGIMS Rohtak surgery Department 10.02.2025 Ortho & Neurosurgery Department at PHIMS Rohtak 05.03.2025 Surgery Department at PGIMS Rohtak 06.03.2025 Surgery, CTVS, Psychiatry Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 11.03.2025 Ortho, Gastrology & CTVS Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 19.03.2025
Surgery & Gastro Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 20.03.2025
Surgery Department, PGIMS, Rohtak 17.04.2025
It is submitted that the petitioner was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak for follow Advised
Patient was referred for evaluation for medical board patient was advised for neurological and Gastromedicine patient was put on the conservative treatment by surgery department and advised for physiotherapy and back extension exercises
By ortho department patient was advised to avoid squatting and weight bearing and by neuro department patient was put on conservative treatment for neurological pain
Patient was diagnosed with anal fissure with active bleed present and patient was planned for fissurectomy and investigations are done. Patient was put on same treatment as before for one more week. Patient was surgery referred to department for surgery for grade 3 hemorhoids and fissure in ano and was later discharged on 21.02.2025 with rest Advised for 2 weeks. Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & avoid forward bending weight lifting and squatting position and Physiotherapy. SWD Tens and spinal extension exercises and back press and pelvic roll. Symptomatic treatment with CTVS, psychiatric & Gastro Medicine Opinion. Patient was advised for CST for ten days by Surgery Department and one month oral medication by CTVS, Department and advised for one month oral medication by Psychiatry Department. Patient was advised for Oral Medication for three weeks and Physiotherapy and avoid forward bending and weight lifting by Ortho Department, also CT Angio advised for upcoming date on 11-04-2025.
Oral Medication was advised for seven day by the Surgery & Gastro Department. Follow up case of Hemorrioderctomy with lords dilations. It is submitted that the petitioner was referred to PGIMS, Rohtak for follow Patient was referred for evaluation for medical board patient was advised for neurological and Gastromedicine patient was put on the conservative treatment by surgery department and advised for physiotherapy and back By ortho department patient was advised to avoid squatting and weight y neuro department patient was put on conservative Patient was diagnosed with anal fissure with active bleed present and patient was planned for fissurectomy Patient was put on same treatment as Patient was surgery referred to department for surgery for grade 3 ano and was later discharged on 21.02.2025 Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & avoid forward bending weight lifting and squatting position apy. SWD Tens and spinal extension exercises and back Symptomatic treatment with CTVS, psychiatric & Gastro Medicine Patient was advised for CST for ten days by Surgery Department and one month oral medication by CTVS, Department and advised for one month oral medication by Psychiatry Patient was advised for Oral Medication for three weeks and Physiotherapy and avoid forward bending and weight lifting by Ortho Department, also CT Angio advised
2025. Oral Medication was advised for seven day by the Surgery & Gastro Follow up case of Hemorrioderctomy VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M)
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
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CTVS Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 16.04.2025
GH, Jhajjar Ortho Department and Physiotherapy 18.04.2025
Cardiology & Skin Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 21.04.2025
Ortho, CTVS Department & Radiology Department at PGIMS, Rohtak 28.04.2025
GH, Jhajjar 03.05.2025
PGIMS, Rohtak Surgery Department 15.05.2025
CTVS Department PGIMS, Rohtak 22.05.2025
Physiotherapist visited at District Jail, Jhajjar on dated 05 09-2025 in compliance of the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana High Court order dated 27-08 2025 passed in CRWP No. 6876 of 2024 on request of this office vide letter No. 4567 dated 02 09-2025 from the office of the CMO, Jhajjar (Photocopy enclosed). Neurology + Gastro Department, PGIMS, Rohtak --10-2025
Gastro --
СТ Angio B/L lower limb with abdominal aorta date refixed for 25 04-2025. Case of lumber rediculopathy in follow up from Neurosurgery opinion
Case of GERD on treatment, case of scabies treatment given skin specialist
Patient advised for CT Angio B/L lower limb with abdominal AORTA on 08-05-2025 at PGIMS, Rohtak. Patient referred to GH Jhajjar for case of lumber rediculopathy in from Neurosurgery opinion under physiotherapy patient was unable to get the electric modalities as modality was not available in working position at GH Jhajjar on the day patient referred to GH Jhajjar and advised to avoid forward bending and weight bearing Patient was given medical treatment and advised daily exercise as prescribed by GH, Jhajjar Orthopedic Department. Patient is known case of haemorrhoidectomy with lord's dilatation on examination- Healed chronic fissure at 12.00 O'clock position, patient is advised to avoid prolonged sitting and put on medications. Patient was advised to continue same treatment and was conservatively. Physiotherapist visited at District Jail, Jhajjar on dated 05- 2025 in compliance of the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana 08- 2025 passed in CRWP No. 6876 of 2024 on request of this office vide letter No. 4567 dated 02- 2025 from the office of the CMO, Jhajjar (Photocopy Medical treatment provided by the Physiotherapist and Medical Officer District Jail, Jhajjar. On recommendation of Physiotherapist Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Machine was installed at Jail Hospital to improve the Health condition of patient.
Neurology :- Patient was advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & Physiotherapy to continue also avoid forward bending/squatting and avoid heavy weights for four weeks. Patient undervent for USG abdomen. B/L lower limb with abdominal aorta date refixed for 25- Case of GERD on treatment, case of scabies treatment given skin specialist Patient advised for CT Angio B/L lower limb with abdominal AORTA htak. Patient referred to GH Jhajjar for case of lumber rediculopathy in from Neurosurgery opinion under physiotherapy patient was unable to get the electric modalities as modality was not available in working position jjar on the day patient referred to GH Jhajjar and advised to avoid forward bending and weight bearing Patient was given medical treatment and advised daily exercise as prescribed by GH, Jhajjar Patient is known case of haemorrhoidectomy with lord's Healed chronic fissure at 12.00 O'clock position, patient is advised to avoid prolonged sitting and put on Patient was advised to continue same treatment and was conservatively. Medical treatment provided by the Physiotherapist and Medical Officer District Jail, Jhajjar. On rapist Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Machine was installed at Jail Hospital to improve Patient was advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & Physiotherapy to continue also avoid forward bending/squatting and avoid heavy Patient undervent for USG abdomen. VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M)
22. 23. 24. 25. PGIMS, Rohtak/G.H. Jhajjar and all the prescribed medicines are being provided at Jail Hospital. Patient is known case of l being managed in District Jail Hospital. On recommendation of orthopedic department PGIMS Rohtak patient needs to focus more on back and knee stretching daily basis. Weight Cuff and Heating Belt provided to the patient at Jail Hospital to improve the Health condition of patient and wearing of sports shoes have already been allowed to the patie physiotherapist is not available for daily basis as there is only one physiotherapist at G.H. Jhajjar which is only available for monthly visit occasionally on request in the Jail Hospital. 6 2025 (O&M)
Department, PGIMS, Rohtak
Neurology Surgery Department PGIMS, Rohtak 10.12.2025
GH, Jhajjar, Orthopedics Department 13.12.2025
On dated 15-12-2025 Dr.
Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited at District Jail, Jhajjar for monitoring the Modalities provided for patient Daljeet Jaljeet S/o Udayveer i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Heating Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which is avalible at Jail Hospital. Dr. Arun Kumar sug walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. The Medical condition of the patient is improving and presently his condition is stable as per Physiotherapist's report which is enclosed. On dated 20.01.2026 Dr. Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited again at District Jail Jhajjar for monitoring the modalities provided for patient Daljeet@ Jaljeet S/o Udayveer i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Healing Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which is avalible at Jail Hospital. Dr. Arun Kumar suggested to the walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. As per physiotherapist the patient condition is improving and good as compare with previous visit and new exer improving its condition It is further submitted that the patient is on treatment as prescribed by PGIMS, Rohtak/G.H. Jhajjar and all the prescribed medicines are being provided at Jail Hospital. Patient is known case of lumbar radiculopathy for which patient is being managed in District Jail Hospital. On recommendation of orthopedic department PGIMS Rohtak patient needs to focus more on back and knee stretching exercises and patient is in need of electric modalities for treatment on daily basis. Weight Cuff and Heating Belt provided to the patient at Jail Hospital to improve the Health condition of patient and wearing of sports shoes have already been allowed to the patient at his own expenses but for the electric modalities physiotherapist is not available for daily basis as there is only one physiotherapist at G.H. Jhajjar which is only available for monthly visit occasionally on request in the Jail Hospital.”
He was advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication for one month. Advised for high fibre diet and review after 01 month.
Patient was advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & avoid forward bending/squatting and avoid heavy weights Orthopedics Department refer the patient to the Physiotherapist where patient was managed conservatively. Patient was advised to avoid forward berding and weight bearing running shoes for walking and firm materess by orthopedics department PGIMS Rohtak. 2025 Dr. Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited at District Jail, Jhajjar for monitoring the Modalities provided for patient Daljeet Jaljeet S/o Udayveer i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Heating Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which is avalible at Jail Hospital. Dr. Arun Kumar suggested to the patient for walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. The Medical condition of the patient is improving and presently his condition as per Physiotherapist's report which is enclosed. On dated 20.01.2026 Dr. Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited again at District Jail Jhajjar for monitoring the modalities provided for patient i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Healing Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which is avalible at Jail Hospital. Dr. Arun Kumar suggested to the patient walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. As per physiotherapist the patient condition is improving and good as compare with previous visit and new exercises were taught to Patient for It is further submitted that the patient is on treatment as prescribed by PGIMS, Rohtak/G.H. Jhajjar and all the prescribed medicines are being provided at umbar radiculopathy for which patient is being managed in District Jail Hospital. On recommendation of orthopedic department PGIMS Rohtak patient needs to focus more on back and knee and patient is in need of electric modalities for treatment on daily basis.
Weight Cuff and Heating Belt provided to the patient at Jail Hospital to improve the Health condition of patient and wearing of sports shoes have already nt at his own expenses but for the electric modalities physiotherapist is not available for daily basis as there is only one physiotherapist at G.H. Jhajjar which is only available for monthly visit occasionally on request in
advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication for one month. Advised for high fibre diet and Patient was advised for Symptomatic treatment with oral medication & avoid forward bending/squatting and Orthopedics Department refer the patient to the Physiotherapist where patient was managed conservatively. Patient was advised to avoid forward ng and weight bearing running shoes for walking and firm materess by orthopedics department PGIMS 2025 Dr. Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited at District Jail, Jhajjar for monitoring the Modalities provided for patient Daljeet @ Jaljeet S/o Udayveer i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Heating Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13-12- 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which gested to the patient for walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. The Medical condition of the patient is improving and presently his condition On dated 20.01.2026 Dr. Arun Kumar, Physiotherapist visited again at District Jail Jhajjar for monitoring the modalities provided for patient i.e. TENS, Weight Cuff, Healing Belt and Hydrocolleteral Pads and teach all the exercise as described on 13-12- 2025 again. Heating Belt is also equivalent to Hydrocolleteral Pads which patient for walking instead of Static Cycle as walking is the best exercise than Static Cycle. He also asses the patient and physiotherapy session given. As per physiotherapist the patient condition is improving and good as compare cises were taught to Patient for It is further submitted that the patient is on treatment as prescribed by PGIMS, Rohtak/G.H. Jhajjar and all the prescribed medicines are being provided at umbar radiculopathy for which patient is being managed in District Jail Hospital.
On recommendation of orthopedic department PGIMS Rohtak patient needs to focus more on back and knee and patient is in need of electric modalities for treatment on daily basis. Weight Cuff and Heating Belt provided to the patient at Jail Hospital to improve the Health condition of patient and wearing of sports shoes have already nt at his own expenses but for the electric modalities physiotherapist is not available for daily basis as there is only one physiotherapist at G.H. Jhajjar which is only available for monthly visit occasionally on request in VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
CRWP-13471-2025 (O&M)
6. In view of the afores convict, has not even completed 7 years of custody and is otherwise being provided all the requisite medical treatment from renowned institutes like PGIMER, Chandigarh, we do not find The petition being sans merit is hereby dismissed. 02.04.2026 Vimal 7 2025 (O&M)
w of the aforestated position, wherein the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, has not even completed 7 years of custody and is otherwise being provided all the requisite medical treatment from renowned institutes like PGIMER, Chandigarh, we do not find any infirmity in the impugned order. The petition being sans merit is hereby dismissed. (GURVINDER SINGH GILL
(YASHVIR SINGH RATHOR Whether speaking/reasoned: Whether reportable:
position, wherein the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, has not even completed 7 years of custody and is otherwise being provided all the requisite medical treatment from renowned institutes like any infirmity in the impugned order. The petition being sans merit is hereby dismissed. GURVINDER SINGH GILL) JUDGE
YASHVIR SINGH RATHOR) JUDGE
Yes/No
Yes/No
position, wherein the petitioner, who is a hardcore convict, has not even completed 7 years of custody and is otherwise being provided all the requisite medical treatment from renowned institutes like any infirmity in the impugned order. VIMAL KUMAR 2026.04.07 15:44 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document