RAWALPINDI: Two condemned prisoners were injured critically in a clash between two groups in Adiala jail on Wednesday.
Following the cash, Inspector General of Prisons Shahid Saleem Baig ordered DIG Rawalpindi Malik Shaukat Ferooz to conduct an inquiry and submit a report.According to sources, condemned prisoners were present in their barrack and veranda when the clash occurred among Sabahat, Baitullah and Omer Zaman over making noise. Sabahat and five to six other prisoners attacked Baitullah and Omer Zaman with shaving blades and self-made cutters of table spoons.
As a result, Baitullah, a convict in a murder case registered by the Karachi Company police, and Amir Zaman, convicted in a murder case in Wah Saddar, were injured.
Cash, phone chargers seized from inmates
DIG prisons conducts search operation at Adiala Jail
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RAWALPINDI:
A British-Pakistani inmate sent photos to his father of wounds he sustained in a scuffle between two groups in Adiala Jail hospital, which resulted in an inquiry into jail protocols as the recipient forwarded the pictures to high government officials.
A search operation led by Rawalpindi Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police (Prisons) Malik Shaukat Feroze, Faisalabad DIG Saeedullah Gondal and Sahiwal DIG Jail Muhammad Kamran was conducted along with 150 personnel during which a number of prohibited items and gadgets were recovered, a police spokesperson said on Sunday.
ACE takes two years to probe grocery theft in Adiala Jail
National
February 13, 2021
RAWALPINDI: The Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE), Rawalpindi, has claimed to have finalised an inquiry report of grocery theft case in the Adiala Jail and it would be made public next week.
Two years ago, the Punjab government had given a grocery theft case to the Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE), Rawalpindi, for inquiry. The grocery theft case inquiry was started by ACE on October 22, 2018. Some serious allegations had been levelled by a senior clerk of Adiala Jail, Javaid Iqbal, regarding the alleged theft of grocery items from the jail and being sold in local markets. He maintained that on Oct 22, 2018, a van had loaded grocery items, including rice, ghee and pulses from the jail’s store room and dumped at a private store situated just opposite to the gate number five.
ACE takes two years to investigate grocery theft in Adiala Jail
National
February 13, 2021
RAWALPINDI: The Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE), Rawalpindi, has claimed to have finalised an inquiry report of grocery theft case in the Adiala Jail and it would be made public next week.
Two years ago, the Punjab government had given a grocery theft case to the Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE), Rawalpindi, for inquiry. The grocery theft case inquiry was started by ACE on October 22, 2018. Some serious allegations had been levelled by a senior clerk of Adiala Jail, Javaid Iqbal, regarding the alleged theft of grocery items from the jail and being sold in local markets. He maintained that on Oct 22, 2018, a van had loaded grocery items, including rice, ghee and pulses from the jail’s store room and dumped at a private store situated just opposite to the gate number five.