All India Prison Duty Meet Concludes in Hyderabad

The event witnessed the participation of more than 1,200 officers and personnel from 21 states and three union regions and the participation of more than 140 support personnel, which made it one of the biggest meetings in the history of prison.

For three days, the Academy Campus has become a living center of professional drills, outdoor competitions, races, sports events and fine arts competitions. These competitions tested discipline and durability while revealing the intellectual intelligence and creative spirit of the prison staff.

An important emphasis this year was the first technology exhibition introduced by TELANGANA, who exhibited AI -guided CCTV monitoring, drones, biometric systems, illegal detection scanners, digital prison monitoring and robots. These innovations reflected the vision of the future safe, transparent and humane prisons. Parallel, prison product stalls, honor, productivity and rehabilitation symbolizing, handicrafts made by prisoners, handicrafts and other goods exhibited.

General Manager of TaLangana Prisons and Correction Services, Soumya mishraHe underlined the role of breeding services in the construction of the nation, but often invisible. “A prison is not only a place of imprisonment, but a place where broken lives are given the chance to rebuild.

Furthermore, Bandi asked Sanjay, as recommended by the Mulla Committee, as well as the sanction of modernization funds for AI -oriented surveillance, digital reforms and cyber secure prison systems, as well as a national prison academy in Haydarabad.

He also called on Nalgonda, Mahabubnagar, Karimnagar, Khammam and Adilabad to open five new security centers and to build a high -security prison on 101 acres in Warangal to reduce the family Mulakats and facilitate family interviews.