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Haryana Converts 2 Stadiums Into Temporary Jails Ahead Of Farmers' March To Delhi
The Haryana government has converted two large stadiums into makeshift jails ahead of the planned march by thousands of farmers to Delhi on Tuesday.
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Prisoners To Be Out On Bail To Decongest Haryana Jails Amid Coronavirus
The Haryana government has decided to release convicted prisoners with up to seven years of sentences and undertrials ones liable to get as long jail terms on conviction, on parole or bail, in order to decongest prisons, state Jail Minister Ranjit Singh Chautala said on Wednesday.
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Haryana May Soon Have Open Jails
Haryana government is considering opening a few 'open' jails in line with the ones operating in states like Rajasthan and Gujarat.
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Now, Haryana jails to provide vocational training
Jails in Haryana will provide vocational training to prisoners as per the directions of Jail Reform Committee so that they become self reliant.This was stated by Chairman of the Jail Reforms Committee and former Judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice J S Shekhon who was leading a three-member team of the committee during its visit to the pr...
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Haryana Converts 2 Stadiums Into Temporary Jails Ahead Of Farmers' March To Delhi
The Haryana government has converted two large stadiums into makeshift jails ahead of the planned march by thousands of farmers to Delhi on Tuesday.
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Prisoners To Be Out On Bail To Decongest Haryana Jails Amid Coronavirus
The Haryana government has decided to release convicted prisoners with up to seven years of sentences and undertrials ones liable to get as long jail terms on conviction, on parole or bail, in order to decongest prisons, state Jail Minister Ranjit Singh Chautala said on Wednesday.
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Haryana May Soon Have Open Jails
Haryana government is considering opening a few 'open' jails in line with the ones operating in states like Rajasthan and Gujarat.
-
Now, Haryana jails to provide vocational training
Jails in Haryana will provide vocational training to prisoners as per the directions of Jail Reform Committee so that they become self reliant.This was stated by Chairman of the Jail Reforms Committee and former Judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice J S Shekhon who was leading a three-member team of the committee during its visit to the pr...
