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Despite Damning Evidence, No Action Initiated Against Jail Staff Over Custodial Death of Prisoner

Despite Damning Evidence, No Action Initiated Against Jail Staff Over Custodial Death of Prisoner Ravindra Jagtap was allegedly brutally beaten up by five prison officials, say witnesses. Even in the autopsy report it was determined that his death was caused by a blunt trauma to his chest. Representative image. Photo: Flickr Rights2 hours ago Mumbai: Over eight months ago, a 36-year-old undertrial prisoner was brutally killed inside Jalgaon sub-jail in Maharashtra. The prisoner, Ravindra Jagtap, was allegedly brutally beaten up by five prison officials – including the prison superintendent. The severity of the violence was explicitly captured in the autopsy report which showed 20 “fresh contusions” all over his body and a team of three doctors conclusively determined that the death was a result of a “blunt trauma” caused to his chest.