Delhi's Fourth High-Security Prison: A Fortress Inspired by Cellular Jail
The Public Works Department in Delhi has initiated a project for a new high-security prison in Narela, set to accommodate 250-300 inmates. Inspired by the Cellular Jail, the complex will feature advanced facilities including courtrooms and medical units. Completion is expected within 21 months under a Ministry of Home Affairs scheme.
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The Public Works Department has unveiled plans for a high-security prison on a 40-acre site in Narela, Delhi. Inspired by the Cellular Jail, the facility aims to accommodate 250-300 inmates and will feature advanced security infrastructure.
Officials have confirmed the inclusion of modern facilities like a courtroom, ICU unit, and a control center with video conferencing capabilities. This will be an independent, self-sufficient unit designed to house high-risk criminals.
Backed by a Rs 140 crore budget, with contributions from both the central and Delhi governments, the project is expected to reach completion in 21 months. The Jharkhand Complex marks a significant step in the Ministry of Home Affairs' efforts to enhance prison security nationwide.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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