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Central Dibrugarh Jail Superintendent Arrested by Dibrugarh Police; Seized Contraband Items Found in Inmate's Possession

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Central Dibrugarh Jail Superintendent Arrested by Dibrugarh Police; Seized Contraband Items Found in Inmate's Possession
Assam Authorities Take Action Following Recovery of Prohibited Items from Inmate at Dibrugarh Central Jail
Dibrugarh, 8 March, 24: In a significant development, the Dibrugarh Police have apprehended Nipen Das, Superintendent of Central Dibrugarh Jail, confirmed by VVR Reddy, SP Dibrugarh. The arrest comes in the wake of the discovery of objectionable materials, including mobile phones and a spy camera, in the possession of Amrit Pal Singh, the head of 'Waris Punjab De,' who is currently incarcerated at Dibrugarh Central Jail.

The incident unfolded on February 17 when authorities conducted a routine inspection at Dibrugarh Central Jail and discovered prohibited items in Amrit Pal Singh's custody. Acting swiftly on the discovery, law enforcement officials launched an investigation into the matter, leading to the arrest of Nipen Das, the superintendent responsible for overseeing the operations of the jail.

Details regarding the nature of the objectionable materials recovered from Amrit Pal Singh's possession have yet to be disclosed by authorities. However, the presence of unauthorized items such as mobile phones and a spy camera within the confines of the prison facility raises concerns about security protocols and the potential misuse of such devices by inmates.

As the investigation unfolds, authorities are expected to delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding the incident and ascertain any lapses in security protocols that may have facilitated the introduction of contraband items into the jail premises. The arrest of Nipen Das underscores the seriousness with which the authorities are addressing the issue and their commitment to maintaining the integrity of the correctional system in Assam.

With more details awaited, the case highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in combating illicit activities within correctional facilities and underscores the need for stringent measures to prevent the smuggling of prohibited items into jails.