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This is an archive article published on May 1, 2018

Three mobile phones recovered from Ludhiana jail

Buta Khan is an undertrial in a murder case and Jatinder is an undertrial in an attempted robbery case. Shiv Kumar, assistant superintendent of jail, claimed that phones were recovered during a surprise inspection.

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The jail staff has claimed recovery of three mobile phones from inmates in Ludhiana Central Jail in the intervening night of Sunday and Monday.

The division number 7 police have registered FIR under section 52-A (1) of the Prison Act against two inmates, Buta Khan and Jatinder Singh alias Jinder alias Dhamiyan.

Buta Khan is an undertrial in a murder case and Jatinder is an undertrial in an attempted robbery case. Shiv Kumar, assistant superintendent of jail, claimed that phones were recovered during a surprise inspection. He added that a phone each was recovered from two of them while third one was lying abandoned outside their barrack.

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