Chandigarh: In a pandemic scenario Covid-19 improved, Haryana has decided to begin the withdrawal of all prisoners were released on Parole special Covid to imprisonment respectively in stages.
According to the decision, all prisoners must be returned to prison in four phases of 19 September to October 10 of October.
A total of 3,100 convicts are sent on a special parole by the state authorities in view of the second wave Covid-19.
However, state authorities have decided to extend the guarantee 1,923 understrial released on bail.
This decision has been taken by a high-powered committee in a recent meeting under the leadership of Justice Rajan Gupta, Judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court and Executive Chairman, Haryana State Legal Services Authority.
Other committee members are also attending the meeting was Baldev Raj Mahajan, Advocate General, Rajeev Arora, Chief Secretary Supplement (home), PK Agrawal, DGP, Shaturjeet Kapur, DGP (vigilance) Haryana as special invitees as well as one representative of the Authority’s Legal Service.
Covid protocol to be followed for readmission, readmission process will take place from September 19 and so on in four phases.
Under the first three phases of 19 to 26 September and 3 October, the convict involved in the offense suffered more than seven years imprisonment will give up in jail.
The convict serving a prison sentence of up to seven years would be transformed themselves during the last phase and 4, which will take place on October 10.
“The prison authorities were directed to prepare a plan for submission and will follow all protocols Covid at the time.
Readmission convict in jail.
Bail interim more than 1,923 Undullials involved in the offense suffered imprisonment of seven years or less than seven years extended to order more of the Supreme Court, “said the Committee.
The Committee noted that many inmates have not reported back to prison during their period of parole.
Police authorities have been directed to take all necessary steps to arrest them.
Haryana DGP assured that they will develop a structured mechanism to take absconders back to prison.
Interview family continued their interviews with family members, the committee has decided.
It was only one interview per month per inmate will be allowed.
A maximum of two people can meet prisoners per interview.
Interviews will only be allowed if the prisoners and their family members are fully vaccinated at least 15 days prior to the interview or RT.
-PRCR negative report 72 hours prior to their meeting.
Interview Prisoners with their legal aid counsel will be conducted from 4-5 pm on all working days.
Regular vaccination camp held in prison per the data, approximately 92% of prisoners lodged in various prisons of Haryana have been vaccinated with the first dose and 30% of prisoners are fully vaccinated.
The prison authorities have been directed to carry out routine vaccination camp in prison for the remaining prisoners of the earliest so that all inmates be vaccinated as soon as possible.
The prison authorities, health authorities and district legal services authority has also been asked to organize regular vaccination in the prison camp is not only for inmates but also for family members to visit them.
Family interview inmates inmates continue to continue meeting with their family members, the committee has decided that only one interview per month per prisoner must be allowed.
A maximum of two people can meet prisoners per interview.
Interviews will be allowed only if the prisoners and their family members are fully vaccinated at least 15 days prior to the interview or have a negative RT-PCR reports within 72 hours of meeting them.