Contraband Connection: Mobile Seizure in Kannur Jail Sparks Investigation
A mobile phone was seized from Dinesh U T, an inmate at Kannur Central Jail. This incident led to a case under the Kerala Prisons Act. Authorities are investigating how the device was smuggled. Recent events at the jail highlight ongoing issues of contraband and security breaches.

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A mobile phone was discovered in the possession of Dinesh U T, an inmate at Kannur Central Jail, prompting authorities to register a case under the Kerala Prisons and Correctional Services Act. The device, a Chinese-made phone with a SIM card, was found during a routine search.
The police are investigating the method by which Dinesh acquired the phone inside the facility. This incident adds to recent security concerns, including an escape by a high-profile inmate and attempts to smuggle contraband onto prison grounds.
Said a police officer, "Ensuring prison security remains a priority. We are intensifying our efforts to curb such breaches." Investigations into Dinesh's case continue as officials maintain vigilance against further security threats.
(With inputs from agencies.)