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IG Prisons Fida Hussain Makes Surprise Visit to Central Jail Karachi, Emphasizes Reforms and Modern Security

Last updated: June 23, 2025 8:45 pm
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Inspector General of Sindh Prisons and Correctional Services, Mr. Fida Hussain Mastooi, made a surprise visit to the Central Jail & Correctional Facility in Karachi on June 22. The purpose of his visit was to check the current security setup, the facilities available for prisoners, and the training and rehabilitation programs running in the jail.

During his visit, he inspected different parts of the jail such as the barracks, kitchen, art school, SAHEE education classes, music classes, Chinese language center, and computer lab. He looked at how well these areas were managed and how prisoners were involved in them.

IG Fida Hussain also spoke directly with the prisoners, listened to their feedback, and said he was happy with the food, medical care, and training provided. He told jail officials to improve the rehabilitation system so it respects the dignity of every person.

He also carefully reviewed the jail’s security and shared plans to upgrade it to meet international standards. These plans include using modern technology for checking vehicles, respectful and safe searches of prisoners and visitors, new access control systems at gates, and a modern Control and Command Center for 24/7 monitoring.

He said that the prison department is working on a modern strategy focused on education, reform, and the well-being of prisoners. He wants prisons to become places of positive change, not just detention centers.

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