05 August,2009 07:58 AM IST | | Prawesh Lama
Until now, visitors to Asia's largest prison stood confused as to which ward housed the convict they were looking for. But a new hi-tech system is all set to change this
Feeling lost in a jail isn't an uncommon thing, but for a visitor to experience it can be quite an ordeal. Asia's largest prison, the Tihar Central Jail, is making sure guests don't have to go through the torture in its premises anymore. As of today, anyone who makes a visit has to spend much time finding out from guards where the inmate in question is housed, given the fact that there is constant shifting of the 11,531 inmates among its nine sub jails. It is also a tedious process for the authorities, since there isn't an organised logging system in place so far. However, all this is about to end.
Tihar Jail File photo |
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