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The inmates in the prison here have been making carpets and rugs for their income, while some have been sending them to their families to cover the expenses.
According to Laxman Singh Rathore, head of Ghorahi Jail, a prisoner earns Rs 5 to 800 for weaving a carpet and Rs 4 to 5 thousand per month for making rugs. They have made fishing nets, blankets, toys and other materials.
The carpets prepared by prisoners who received 45-day training to weave carpets from the Household and Small Industries Office are bought by relatives and others who come to visit them. Domestic has also arranged for sales. Also the said The office has also been arranging training for those who want to learn skills.
'The arrangements for buying and selling of produced materials are arranged from here, relatives and others who come to visit buy them,' said Rathore, the head of the office . Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, a 'stall' has been set up outside the prison for sale. There are 415 prisoners in a prison with a capacity of 100 people.
