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CCTVs to be installed in J&K prisons

Luv Puri

Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir police have decided to install closed circuit TV cameras inside prison cells in the State to prevent Kot Bhalwal-like incidents, where prisoners resorted to pelting of stones.

Jammers

Jammers will also be installed to block communication with the outside world. Officials said instructions, including the security arrangements to be followed when transporting prisoners to court, had been given.

Bid to free

under-trials

Three years ago, militants had tried to free under-trials, including Pakistan nationals, boarding a mini police van to be taken to the Sessions Judge.

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