Criminal Networks Unveiled: Mobile Phones Inside Correctional Homes
Allegations of mobile phone usage within Presidency Correctional Home prompted the suspension of key officials. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari revealed extensive use of devices by inmates, indicating possible support from officials. A CID investigation has been ordered following multiple joint operations uncovering organized crime networks operating from correctional facilities.
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The West Bengal government has taken decisive action against illicit activities in its correctional facilities, suspending key officials amid revelations of inmate mobile phone usage at Presidency Correctional Home.
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari addressed the media, highlighting the pervasive issue, with 23 phones seized in joint operations by prison authorities and Kolkata Police. He indicated potential complicity from previous administrations.
The operation, part of a broader effort to dismantle criminal networks allegedly operating from prisons state-wide, has triggered a CID investigation to identify how mobile devices infiltrated secure areas.
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