Rural news prisoners who were discharged from prison to go to the hospital are arrested

Jaipour, May 26, left four prisoners in Jaipur Central Prison for ignition to refer treatment. He had to go to the hospital for a regular examination, but he arrived at the hotel and found some with his girlfriend or wife and took some breakfast.

This case made imprisonment and the police administration “courage.” However, the police said on Monday that a total of 13 people, including five men, four prisoners and their four relatives, were arrested on Sunday.

It is said that the prisoners were spraying for a few hours outside the prison “for walking and fun.”

According to the police, on Saturday, five prisoners were claimed to have approved a medical examination at the SMS Hospital. But four of these Rafiq Bakri, Bhanwar Lal, Ankit Bansal and Karan Gupta paid a bribe to spend a full day in the city instead of going to the doctor. Only one prisoner arrived at the hospital.

None of these four returned to prison until 5 pm on Saturday.

“This walk was fixed for about 25,000 rupees through a mediator. I promised to pay between 5,000 to 5,000 rupees to the policemen who went with the accompanying police,” said a senior official involved in the investigation.

Police Commissioner Tigaswani Gotam said that he accompanied and Hanwar met their wife and former consecutive friend in a hotel in Galubora. Subsequent drugs were recovered from the possession of a accompanying wife and a case was registered against her under the NDPS law.

Meanwhile, Ankit and Karan were arrested at a hotel near the airport where they were eating breakfast. The room was booked by Ankit’s friend in this hotel. The police later detained Karan relatives with 45,000 rupees and several prisoners ’identity cards from a hotel.

Prison sources said that the conspiracy of this walk was hatched by an active condemned prisoner from inside the prison. Investigators say more than 200 phone calls have been “objection” since April, which shows a deep network of bribery, unauthorized use of mobile phones and alleged threats of dignitaries, including Prime Minister Bahjan Lal Sharma.

Police said that a case had been recorded at the Sawai Man Singh Police Station, and an investigation began and discussed the Jaipur Central Prison.

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