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Being tethered to bars during a pandemic
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January 18, 2021 23:28 IST
In India, COVID-19 must lead to an immediate review of the vulnerability of those in jail and the issue of decongestion
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In India, COVID-19 must lead to an immediate review of the vulnerability of those in jail and the issue of decongestion
A distance of two yards
do ghazh ki duri we are enjoined to maintain between oneself and anyone else. The ‘pandemic’ message is relayed on recorded caller messages in all our official languages.
But there is a category of persons by which the injunction cannot be observed prisoners. By the very nature of their situation, the physical limits of their confinement, they are obliged to stay in poorly ventilated and over-crowded cells. Being holed up in that condition almost seems to form part of the punishment. A jail and a dungeon are almost interchangeable terms. ....

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