Coimbatore: Neither the age nor the confinement to the 4 partitions of the town central jail were limitations for a piece of its inmates, who wanted to end up their mettle amidst difficulties. And their perseverance has paid off as 47 of them have cleared the Class X exam arms down.
Of the 49 inmates, who seemed for the exam, 34 were life convicts in homicide circumstances and three, under-trail prisoners, said an reputable with the Coimbatore Central Prison. All the inmates, who've cleared the exam, would observe for the Class XI exam subsequent 12 months.
It was once K Pichaipandi alias Mukesh, 34, a resident of Virudhunagar district, who secured the primary position among the inmates. An illiterate, Mukesh showed interest in research only after spending a decade within the jail, the reputable said.
“Initially, he was once very reluctant to review. But as days handed by way of, she regularly showed interest in research,” the reputable said.
Citing that he was once confident that Mukesh would come first, the reputable said the prisoner had taken his Class VIII exam only earlier 12 months. “During the preliminary phases, the inmates desire work to research. It is only after continuous counselling, their angle changes,” the reputable added.
The tales of Paul Peter, 26, and J Selvaraj, 27, who've secured 2nd and 3rd places among the inmates, aren’t any different either. Life convicts in homicide circumstances, they were lodged within the jail in 2017.
Of the 49 inmates, who seemed for the exam, 34 were life convicts in homicide circumstances and three, under-trail prisoners, said an reputable with the Coimbatore Central Prison. All the inmates, who've cleared the exam, would observe for the Class XI exam subsequent 12 months.
It was once K Pichaipandi alias Mukesh, 34, a resident of Virudhunagar district, who secured the primary position among the inmates. An illiterate, Mukesh showed interest in research only after spending a decade within the jail, the reputable said.
“Initially, he was once very reluctant to review. But as days handed by way of, she regularly showed interest in research,” the reputable said.
Citing that he was once confident that Mukesh would come first, the reputable said the prisoner had taken his Class VIII exam only earlier 12 months. “During the preliminary phases, the inmates desire work to research. It is only after continuous counselling, their angle changes,” the reputable added.
The tales of Paul Peter, 26, and J Selvaraj, 27, who've secured 2nd and 3rd places among the inmates, aren’t any different either. Life convicts in homicide circumstances, they were lodged within the jail in 2017.
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