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English schoolteacher Mary Tyler, who spent five years in Indian jails in the early 1970s on suspicion of being a Naxalite, recalled her experience in Anand Patwardhan-directed documentary Prisoners of Conscience (1978). “As for the condition in the jail, they were very overcrowded,” she said. “Sanitation was extremely primitive; medical care was extremely poor, especially in the smaller jails; and there were lots of infectious and contagious diseases. Medical treatment was almost nil. Apart from that, there were severe water problems, clothing was not provided according to jail rules, visits were arbitrary. In general, one had a feeling that most of the prisoners there would not have a chance of being taken to court at all – let alone trial.” Tyler, who was interviewed for this film during the Emergency (1975-1977), later recollected her experiences at the Hazaribagh jail in a book,

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