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INHUMAN CONDITIONS: THE STRUGGLE FOR DIGNITY IN INDIA'S PRISONS (eBook)

Indian Prisons and Prisoners
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Genre: Law
Language: English
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Prisoners and Prisons in India" is an in-depth exploration of the conditions within India's prison system, emphasizing the human rights of prisoners and the legal framework governing their treatment. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical evolution of prisons in India, highlighting the challenges that persist in the modern era, such as overcrowding, inadequate healthcare, and the systemic issues that often lead to violating prisoners' rights.

This book's core is a detailed examination of the landmark Supreme Court case "Re-Inhuman Conditions in 1382 Prisons," which serves as a pivotal moment in India's judicial history. This case brought to light the appalling conditions in Indian prisons and led to a series of orders aimed at reforming the system. The book meticulously presents the full text of these Supreme Court orders, offering readers an authoritative source of legal directives that have shaped the current prison reform landscape.

Key topics covered in the book include:

Legal and Constitutional Framework: An overview of the constitutional rights of prisoners, the relevant acts and regulations like the Prison Act of 1894, and the significance of the Model Prison Manual 2016.

Supreme Court's Directives: A chronological account of the Supreme Court's directives issued in response to the inhuman conditions in Indian prisons, with full-text orders included for reference.

Prison Conditions: A critical analysis of the current state of Indian prisons, addressing issues such as overcrowding, health and hygiene, custodial violence, and the lack of basic amenities.

Life Inside Prisons: Insights into the daily life of prisoners, including rehabilitation programs, the plight of undertrial prisoners, and the unique challenges faced by women and juvenile detainees.

Prison Reforms: An examination of the efforts made to reform the prison system in India, including government initiatives, the role of NGOs, and the challenges of implementing sustainable changes.

Comparative Analysis: A look at how India's prison system compares with other countries, drawing lessons from international standards and best practices.

Future Directions: The book concludes with thoughtful recommendations for policymakers, legal practitioners, and civil society on how to continue the momentum of prison reforms to ensure the dignity and rights of all prisoners are upheld.

This book is an essential resource for legal professionals, human rights activists, policymakers, and anyone interested in the justice system. It not only serves as a legal reference but also as a call to action for continuous improvement in the treatment of prisoners, emphasizing the importance of upholding human dignity within the criminal justice system.

With its comprehensive coverage and detailed presentation of the Supreme Court's interventions, "Prisoners and Prisons in India" stands as a significant contribution to the discourse on human rights and prison reform in India.

About the Author

Bharat Bhushan Pareek is a distinguished legal practitioner with over 36 years of experience in Indian law. Known for his in-depth understanding and relentless pursuit of justice in cases involving human rights violations and custodial crimes, Pareek has been a consistent voice for the victims of custodial brutality, torture, and injustice. His legal career has been marked by numerous landmark cases that have helped shine a light on the systemic abuse within India’s custodial framework.
An advocate deeply committed to exposing human rights abuses, Pareek has authored several influential books that address critical issues within India's legal system. His work not only covers custodial crimes but also delves into broader societal and legal issues, offering insights and solutions aimed at reforming the justice system. His legal practice and scholarly work reflect his unwavering dedication to safeguarding the dignity and rights of those in custody.
In his this book, "Inhuman Conditions- The Struggle for Dignity in India’s Prisons" (Available on Amazon) – A revealing exploration of the abysmal conditions in Indian custody and prisons, this book showcases real-life narratives of those who have endured unimaginable brutality while in the custody of law enforcement.
Other Books
1. "Custodial Crimes and Brutality in India: Unveiling Deaths, Violence, Torture, Rape & Fake Encounters", Pareek offers a comprehensive examination of the widespread custodial injustices that plague India's law enforcement agencies. Through meticulous research, legal analysis, and the incorporation of real-life case studies, Pareek advocates for urgent legal reforms and policy changes to curb custodial crimes and uphold human rights.
2. "Preventing Criminalization of Civil Disputes in India" (Available on Amazon) – In this detailed analysis, Pareek examines how civil disputes are wrongfully criminalized in India, drawing from landmark Supreme Court judgments to advocate for systemic legal reforms to protect the innocent from being ensnared in criminal proceedings.
3. "Is Covid-19 a Faked Pandemic? What is Covid-19? A Pandemic, Infodemic or Scamdemic?" – A thought-provoking take on the global COVID-19 pandemic, where Pareek questions the narratives and examines the impact of governmental responses worldwide.
Bharat Bhushan Pareek’s work continues to inspire legal scholars, human rights activists, and policymakers alike, as he remains at the forefront of advocating for justice and accountability in the Indian legal system.

Book Details

Publisher: Self-Published
Number of Pages: 621
Availability: Available for Download (e-book)

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bbpareek 4 weeks, 1 day ago

fear of jail is due to inhuman conditions in notorious Indian jails

it's a thought-provoking book for all concerned citizens. I feel this book is a must for all lawyers, judges, magistrates, jail officers, politicians, social activists and bureaucrats.

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