II Classification of Prisoners
II Classification of Prisoners
34.
(a) non-habitual prisoners of good character.
(b) by social status, education and habit of life have been accustomed to a superior mode of living, and
(c) have not been convicted of -
(i) offences involving elements of cruelty, moral degradation or personal greed ;
(ii) serious or premeditated violence;
(iii) serious offences against property ;
(iv) offences relating to the possession of exfacie firearms and other dangerous weapons with the object of committing an offence or of enabling an' offence to be committed ;
(v) abetment or incitement of offences falling within these sub-clauses.
35.
36.
37.
38.
(A) Rules for Convicted Prisoners Admitted to Class 'B'
(A) Rules for Convicted Prisoners Admitted to Class 'B'
39.
(a) Cells shall be supplied with:
One takht posh or bed-stead, charpoy or cot. of size'6-1/2x3 feet.
One wooden stool.
One wooden teapoy.
One shelf, Cupboard or box
necessary washing and sanitary appliances,
(b) Associated barracks shall be supplied with:
One bed stead or cot per prisoner.
One large table with benches.
40.
One thali (metal),
two kauls (metal cups),
one tumbler (metal),
one spoon.
Section 33 • Delhi Prisons (Admission, Classification, Separation, Remission, Reward and Release of Prisoners) Rules, 1988
33. Procedure on completion of entries in registers.
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