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Chandigarh2 hours agoAuthor: Harpal Randhao
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271 illiterate and 75 10th pass prisoners willing to take further education
People trembled in terror with the hands with which knives, knives and pistols were once used. Now these hands will have degrees. Because, the 49 prisoners in jail will graduate from Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Open University, Patiala. There are also many prisoners who are lodged in serious cases like robbery, murder and rape. He was once smart in studies too, but now he is serving a sentence in jail.
Apart from this, 271 illiterate and 75 10th pass prisoners are willing to take further education. All have been admitted by the jail management. The government claims that now every jail will have a school. That is, classrooms of 2 to 3 rooms will be built. Where 50 prisoners will take education as students and the teachers who give more education will also be prisoners.
50 prisoners will be able to study in every jail, those who teach will also be prisoners
271 illiterate prisoners are also among those who took education.
- Illiterate- 271 prisoners will take education under the SCERT program in the jail itself.
- 10th pass- There are 75 prisoners. Got admission in 12th in National Institute of Open School.
- 12th pass- There are 49 prisoners. Interested in graduation. Now he has been given admission in Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Open University, Patiala.
Will take cooperation of graduate prisoners
In order to bring the prisoners in the main stream in the jails in Punjab, it is building classrooms in every jail. Where 50 prisoners will take education as a student. There will be 2 to 3 rooms in the class room. The teachers who give education to the prisoners will also be prisoners. But he is a graduate, is now in jail for some reason, his cooperation will be taken.
Most of the prisoners want to return to the mainstream through education.
There are many prisoners in jails who want to study. Now they will get benefit by becoming a classroom. 49 prisoners willing to do graduation have got them admitted in the university. Many of them have been involved in incidents like murder, rape, robbery. Now want to get into the mainstream. This will change their future as well as the prisons.
Harjot Bains, Jail Minister