PRISON STATISTICS INDIA 2014

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(17), Haryana (16) and West Bengal (12) (Table 1.2). The district jails in Uttar Pradesh (43,383), Bihar (17,892), Haryana (14,044), Madhya Pradesh (7,771), Maharashtra (6,738), West Bengal (5,842), Jharkhand (4,875), Karnataka (3,935), Rajasthan (3,809) and Assam (3,732) have the capacity of lodging a large number of inmates. (Table 2.3). Comparatively higher capacity for accommodation of female inmates was also reported in district jails of Uttar Pradesh (2,627) followed by Haryana (1,239), Bihar (599), Madhya Pradesh (587) and West Bengal (555). Sub Jail Nine States have reported comparatively higher number of sub-jails revealing a well organized prison set-up even at lower formation. These States are Maharashtra (100), Andhra Pradesh (99), Tamil Nadu (96), Madhya Pradesh (78), Odisha (73), Karnataka (70), Rajasthan (60) and West Bengal & Telangana (33 each) while 7 States/UTs have no sub-jails (namely Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim, Chandigarh and Delhi) (Table 1.2). The State of Odisha had the highest capacity of inmates (10,272) in various sub-jails followed by Madhya Pradesh (6,029), Bihar (4,012), Rajasthan (3,368), Tamil Nadu (3,100), Karnataka (2,240), West Bengal (2,132), Gujarat (1,590) and Maharashtra (1,589) (Table 2.4). Women Jail Women jails exclusively for women prisoners exist only in 13 States/UT (Table 1.2). Tamil Nadu & Kerala have 3 women jails each and Rajasthan & West Bengal have 2 women jails each. Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi have one women jail each. The total capacity of women inmates was highest in Tamil Nadu (1,569) followed by Rajasthan (469), Uttar Pradesh (420), West Bengal & Delhi (400 each), Punjab (320), Maharashtra (262), Kerala (272), Telangana (220), Gujarat (210) and Andhra Pradesh (160) (Table 2.5). Borstal School The primary objective of borstal schools is to ensure care, welfare and rehabilitation of young offenders in a different environment suitable for children and keep them away from contaminating atmosphere of the prison. The juveniles in conflict with law detained in borstal schools are provided various vocational trainings. They are also given education with the help of trained teachers. Nine States namely, Tamil Nadu (12) and Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Punjab, Rajasthan & Telangana (1 each) have reported Borstal Schools in their respective jurisdiction (Table 1.2). Tamil Nadu had the highest capacity for keeping 678 inmates followed by Punjab (500), Rajasthan (312), Karnataka (200), Maharashtra (105), Jharkhand (100), Telangana (93), Kerala (90) and Himachal Pradesh (30). Himachal Pradesh (15) and Kerala (12) are the only States which have reported capacity for lodging female inmates in their borstal schools (Table 2.6). Existence of borstal schools was not reported from any of the UTs. Open Jail Prisoners with good behaviour satisfying certain norms prescribed in the prison rules are admitted in open prisons. Minimum security is kept in such prisons and prisoners are engaged in agricultural activities. Only 17 States have reported about the functioning of open jails in their jurisdiction. Amongst these States, Rajasthan has reported the highest number of 23 open jails. Maharashtra has 10 each jails followed by Kerala & Tamil Nadu (3 each) and Gujarat & West Bengal (2 jails each). The remaining 11 States – Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Punjab, Telangana and Uttarakhand have one open jail each. Prison Statistics India-2014 2
Existence of such jails was not reported from any of the UTs. The highest capacity of inmates in open jails was reported from Maharashtra (1,372) followed by Rajasthan (1,220), Kerala (469), Uttarakhand (300), Tamil Nadu (260), Andhra Pradesh (235), Himachal Pradesh (210), Telangana (195) Odisha and West Bengal (125 each) , Bihar (104), Assam & Gujarat (100 each), Karnataka (80) and Punjab (50) (Table 2.7). Special Jail Special jail means any prison provided for the confinement of a particular class or particular classes of prisoners which are broadly as follows: i) Prisoners who have committed serious violations of prison discipline. ii) Prisoners showing tendencies towards violence and aggression. iii) Difficult discipline cases of habitual offenders. iv) Difficult discipline cases from a group of professional/organised criminals. Out of the twelve States having Special jails, Kerala has the highest number of special jails (16) followed by Tamil Nadu (4), West Bengal (3 jails), Gujarat, Karnataka, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh & Puducherry (2 jails each) and Assam, Bihar, Maharashtra & A&N Islands (1 jail each) (Table 1.2). As far as the available capacity in these jails is concerned, the highest capacity for keeping the prisoners was available in Bihar (3,288) followed by Odisha (1,551), West Bengal (1,117), Kerala (1,010), A&N Islands (800), Uttar Pradesh (788), Gujarat (650), Tamil Nadu (590), Assam (372), Karnataka (250) and Maharashtra (246) in their special jails. Provision for keeping female prisoners in these special jails was available in Tamil Nadu (418), West Bengal (95), Gujarat (50), Odisha (39), Kerala (40), Assam & Karnataka (12 each) and Maharashtra (3) (Table 2.8). Other Jails Some States/UTs have other jails also besides the jails discussed above. Only four States namely Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra (1 each) have other jails in their jurisdiction. The capacity of inmates (male & female) in such jails was highest in Karnataka (250) followed by Kerala (142), Goa (45) and Maharashtra (28) during the year 2014 (Table 2.9). Prison Statistics India-2014 3
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