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MHA finalises Model Prisons Act, 2023 to replace Prisons Act, 1894 - Vimarsana News

MHA finalises Model Prisons Act, 2023 to replace Prisons Act, 1894

The new Act provides for use of technology like video conferencing, and can serve as a guiding document for States for adoption in their jurisdiction.

MHA Prepares New 'Model Prisons Act', To Replace 130-Year-Old Law – Kashmir Reader - Vimarsana News

MHA Prepares New 'Model Prisons Act', To Replace 130-Year-Old Law – Kashmir Reader

New Delhi: A new ‘Model Prisons Act 2023’ that will replace the 130-year-old pre-independence era law has been prepared by the Centre to address lacunae in the existing law and focus more on reformation and rehabilitation of inmates, the Union home ministry said on Friday. Among the salient features of the model Act are provisions of punishment for prisoners and jail

With focus on rehabilitation, Centre prepares new prisons Act to replace pre-independence law - Vimarsana News

With focus on rehabilitation, Centre prepares new prisons Act to replace pre-independence law

In India, prisons and the ‘persons detained therein’ are a State subject. The Home Ministry said the Model Prisons Act, 2023 may serve as a guiding document for states for adoption in their jurisdiction.

Security lapse: 2 inmates flee from Ludhiana's juvenile prison, booked | Chandigarh News, The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

Security lapse: 2 inmates flee from Ludhiana's juvenile prison, booked | Chandigarh News, The Indian Express

Police said that the two inmates, aged 16 and 19, escaped by scaling the compound wall

Sentence remission of murder convict unjust - Vimarsana News

Sentence remission of murder convict unjust

Convicted of daylight lynching of Krishnaiah, Anand Mohan’s premature release is a blow to the IAS officer’s family, to justice and a slap to civil servants There can be nothing more heinous than the lynching of a public servant on duty, by a rowdy mob, in broad daylight, in a public place.