GURGAON: The Bhondsi prison authorities foiled an try through an incarcerated gangster and his accomplices to flee during a different search operation on Monday evening.
Prison officers said Ajit Guliya of the Jyoti gang and his aides Ankit, Rishi and Pradeep had hatched a plot to kill fellow prisoners from the rival Manjit Mahal gang and make their get away.
Acting on a tip-off, the prison officers launched the quest force, during which they seized blunt gadgets like iron rods, and different banned items corresponding to cables, steel plates and mobile phone from the inmates.
During the force, the gangster and his accomplices additionally allegedly threatened to kill the officers.
Sajid Khan, deputy superintendent, Bhondsi prison, in his complaint filed on the Bhondsi police station said the jail authorities swung into motion after they had gained the ideas that the inmates belonging to the Jyoti gang would try to get away from the jail.
The failed jailbreak try has put the crime branch units in the town on their feet. A couple of inmates' mates who're out of doors the prison are already below the scanner of the crime units. The prison authorities have approached the native court docket, in the hunt for fast switch of a few undertrial inmates to different jails.
The prison officers seized 31 more unclaimed cellphones, 26 batteries and a SIM card on Tuesday.
An FIR has been registered against the inmates at Bhondsi police station for their role in the alleged jailbreak try below section 42 of the Prisoner Act.
According to assets, the prison authorities on Tuesday dug barracks of the inmates to seek out some gadgets that may assist them get away from the jail. They have now added those four inmates to the listing of those who will likely be transferred from the jail if the court docket provides its approval.
The prison officers have already highlighted their concerns about routine jailbreak attempts made through the inmates, in its utility submitted to the court docket.
The crime branch units in the town suspect the involvement of Jyoti gang individuals' mates in supplying cellphones and guns to the inmates, and started tracking all of them.
The seizure of cellphones, despite stringent measures being taken through the prison authorities, revealed that the safety of the jail is still compromised.
"Now, we have broken the nexus between inmates and jail wardens. We moved an application in the court, seeking to shift notorious criminals from Bhondsi jail to other jails. We have tightened the security arrangements in the jail," Jagjit Singh, IG (prisons) said.
Asked what arrangements the Gurgaon police has made to take on such scenarios in the prison, DCP (Crime) Sumit Kuhar said vigilance out of doors the prison had been increased and a criminal offense branch unit had been deployed for patrolling allowing for the unstable scenario in the jail.
Prison officers said Ajit Guliya of the Jyoti gang and his aides Ankit, Rishi and Pradeep had hatched a plot to kill fellow prisoners from the rival Manjit Mahal gang and make their get away.
Acting on a tip-off, the prison officers launched the quest force, during which they seized blunt gadgets like iron rods, and different banned items corresponding to cables, steel plates and mobile phone from the inmates.
During the force, the gangster and his accomplices additionally allegedly threatened to kill the officers.
Sajid Khan, deputy superintendent, Bhondsi prison, in his complaint filed on the Bhondsi police station said the jail authorities swung into motion after they had gained the ideas that the inmates belonging to the Jyoti gang would try to get away from the jail.
The failed jailbreak try has put the crime branch units in the town on their feet. A couple of inmates' mates who're out of doors the prison are already below the scanner of the crime units. The prison authorities have approached the native court docket, in the hunt for fast switch of a few undertrial inmates to different jails.
The prison officers seized 31 more unclaimed cellphones, 26 batteries and a SIM card on Tuesday.
An FIR has been registered against the inmates at Bhondsi police station for their role in the alleged jailbreak try below section 42 of the Prisoner Act.
According to assets, the prison authorities on Tuesday dug barracks of the inmates to seek out some gadgets that may assist them get away from the jail. They have now added those four inmates to the listing of those who will likely be transferred from the jail if the court docket provides its approval.
The prison officers have already highlighted their concerns about routine jailbreak attempts made through the inmates, in its utility submitted to the court docket.
The crime branch units in the town suspect the involvement of Jyoti gang individuals' mates in supplying cellphones and guns to the inmates, and started tracking all of them.
The seizure of cellphones, despite stringent measures being taken through the prison authorities, revealed that the safety of the jail is still compromised.
"Now, we have broken the nexus between inmates and jail wardens. We moved an application in the court, seeking to shift notorious criminals from Bhondsi jail to other jails. We have tightened the security arrangements in the jail," Jagjit Singh, IG (prisons) said.
Asked what arrangements the Gurgaon police has made to take on such scenarios in the prison, DCP (Crime) Sumit Kuhar said vigilance out of doors the prison had been increased and a criminal offense branch unit had been deployed for patrolling allowing for the unstable scenario in the jail.
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