Commissioner Thapa has stated that the management of the government is weak by keeping prisoners three times more than the capacity and said that it is departmental negligence.
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Lili Thapa, commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission, has said that the condition of the prisoners of Rupandehi District Jail is critical. The Commission's team inspected the prison on Monday morning.
Commissioner Thapa responded that the government has failed in its management by keeping three times more prisoners than its capacity. He said that during the inspection, the negligence of the prison management department and related ministries was seen. She said that although the commission had previously studied the condition of prisons across the country and made suggestions for improvement, they were ignored.
Recently, the National Independent Stating that the matter of the services/facilities being received by the party (RASWP) chairman Ravi Lamichhane is being discussed only, she asked to be concerned about the plight of the prisoners as a whole. "There are only 16 toilets for 630 prisoners," she said, "There is no water, the prisoners are under stress."
Monday morning, before the inspection of Block No. 4 in Lamichhane, she reached the prison. She said that the prisoners suffered because there was no place where they could stretch their legs and sleep.
"Prisoners of all kinds are kept together, not separated according to the nature of the crime," she said, "This shows the weakness of the government."
He said that it is a challenge to keep prisoners like this. She said that the government has violated human rights by ignoring the fact that the government should build the necessary physical infrastructure in the prison. "The state should take responsibility for the security of any prisoner after bringing them to the jail," she said.
