Punishment if law is not followed: Home Minister Parameshwar

Installation of high resolution jammer to prevent misuse: Home Minister Parameshwar

Bangalore :- Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara said that there is only one law for those who own this land and those who work as wage laborers on the streets.

Bengaluru Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara said. He was speaking to reporters after the President’s Correctional Service Medal and Chief Minister’s Medal and the Premature Release of Punishment Prisoners held at Parappa’s Agrahara Central Jail. on Punishment of readiness is released

Earlier they used to bring phones inside the jail. There have been allegations of inmates contacting outsiders. There are prisoners from other states in the jail. He said that by installing a jammer in such a case, irregularities can be prevented.

A high resolution jammer works up to a range of about 800 meters. Naturally it spread out of the compound causing trouble to people. The working range of the jammer has been reduced to 100 meters. He informed that the jammers will not be removed.

More incentives are being given to bring about change in the department. Satish, who has completed his diploma in law. When you go outside, it will be useful for life’, he said. We provide such an opportunity for many people to get converted. We teach carpentry, electrical work, computer training. He said that the prisoners will get a chance to change.

Commenting on the allegation that actor Darshan is getting royal treatment, he said, “I am not allowed to come directly inside the jail.” In the matter of food and treatment, there is no other way of thinking. Darshan has a system like everyone else in prison. Some have alleged that they gave biryani. He clarified that no such incident took place.

The lower level officials have been stuck for many years. Responding to a question asked by the media that they are joining hands in illegal activities, he said that all this has come to my attention. Those transferred elsewhere are not re-transferred to the same place. As I transfer myself, show me one such instance. This is not possible. He said that some rules are being formulated for further improvement in the department.

He was speaking at the Premature Release Ceremony of President’s and Chief Minister’s Medal Pradhan and good activity a Shiksha Bandi held at Parappana Agrahara Central Jail in the city.

Different laws have not been made for the working, the educated and the poor. Equal right of suffrage is envisaged for all. We all have to abide by the law. Otherwise, he said, getting punished is hard.

Man should understand the law of nature. If you behave well, society will recognize you. In some cases, knowingly or unknowingly, we have made mistakes by taking decisions at that moment. Mistakes should be corrected. He said that he should move towards a new path of life by repenting of this.

Another opportunity has been provided in the law for those who have corrected their mistakes. Released on readiness basis. Earlier it was released twice a year. As per Supreme Court order, release is being done thrice a year. He said that if you bring about change in yourself, you will get another chance to live in the society.

Life is moving very fast. Do not make another mistake for any reason. Kivimathu said that you should spend the rest of your life with your family.

There are 15 thousand people in 54 prisons of the state. It is the responsibility of the department to keep everyone safe, improve and transform them through various skill training and education. In this regard, DGP Malini Krishnamurthy has put a proposal of many demands before the government. He assured that all demands will be fulfilled.

Director General of Prisons and Correctional Department Malini Krishnamurthy, City Police Commissioner B. Dayanand, Additional Inspector General of Police Prisons and Correctional Department Anand Reddy, South East Division DCP Sara Fatima were present on this occasion.

I have spent the last 15 years in jail. Had to come to jail due to an accidental incident. My daughter’s goal of higher education could not be achieved. While in prison, B.A. I have completed my degree. This day I am reborn. Danesh, who was released on parole, shared his opinion that he will lead his life as a good citizen.

Completing diploma courses in different four subjects in master’s degree will help me in my future life. A new chapter of my life has started from today. Satish Acharya, who was released on parole, shared his impression that he learned the importance of food and freedom during his stay in prison.