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Kool_SRG Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 Bihar jail asked to make execution ropes, speculation rife it's for Nirbhaya convicts The Buxar jail, the only prison in the state having the required knowhow, received an instruction to the effect last week, though it was not known where these ropes -- strong with a short shelf-life -- would be dispatched. It takes about three days to prepare one rope and mainly involves manual labour, with a little use of motorised machinery. (Image for representation: GETTY IMAGES) HIGHLIGHTS Buxar jail received instructions from the prison directorate to keep 10 ropes ready by December 14 It takes about three days to prepare one rope and mainly involves manual labour Buxar jail is the only prison in Bihar having the required knowhow A jail in Buxar district of Bihar, known for its expertise in manufacturing execution ropes, has been directed to keep 10 pieces ready by the end of this week, triggering speculations that these might be meant for the 2012 Nirbhaya case convicts. The Buxar jail, the only prison in the state having the required knowhow, received an instruction to the effect last week, though it was not known where these ropes -- strong with a short shelf-life -- would be dispatched. "We received instructions from the prison directorate to keep 10 ropes ready by December 14. We do not know where these will be used. But the Buxar jail has a long tradition of manufacturing execution ropes," Buxar jail superintendent Vijay Kumar Arora told PTI-Bhasha over phone. It takes about three days to prepare one rope and mainly involves manual labour, with a little use of motorised machinery, he said. "It is from this jail a rope was sent for executing Parliament attack case-accused Afzal Guru. In 2016-17 we had also received orders from Patiala jail, though we do not know the purpose," Arora stated. The last time when a rope was supplied from here, it was priced at Rs 1,725, he said. "The rate varies from time to time mainly on account of fluctuations in prices of iron and brass. These metals are used to make bushes that are fastened around the rope to ensure that the noose remains firm around the neck and the knot does not come undone when a human body is suspended from it," the jail superintendent explained. Asked about the manpower required for the job, he said, "Normally five to six persons are engaged in making one rope. Yarns made of 152 strands of thread each are plaited together to come up with a rope of desired dimensions. Each rope uses up close to 7000 such strands," he said. Meeting the deadline is not going to be a problem as there are sufficient numbers of able-bodied prisoners who can withstand the rigour as well as the experienced ones who can provide supervision and advice, Arora noted. "One thing about these ropes is that if stored for long after manufacture, these become unfit for use," he added. Speculation was rife in a section of the media that four convicts of the gang-rape case of December 16 2012, when a young woman died after being raped and brutalised inside a moving bus in Delhi, could be hanged later this month. The recent sexual assault and murder of a veterinarian in Hyderabad and the subsequent killing of the accused in a police encounter have evoked a fresh clamour -- including appeals by family members of the Delhi victim -- for the execution of the convicts whose death sentence was upheld by the Supreme Court more than a year ago. Last week, Vinay Sharma, one of the convicts in the Delhi gangrape case, had sought immediate withdrawal of his mercy plea from President Ram Nath Kovind, saying it was sent without his consent. Incidentally, another convict in the case, Akshay Thakur, who worked as a cleaner on the bus, hails from Aurangabad district in Bihar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 Tamil Nadu cop willing to be executioner to hang Nirbhaya case convicts In a letter addressed to the Director General of Prisons, Tihar Jail, New Delhi, S. Subash Srinivasan, 42, head constable attached to the in-service training centre here, has offered to serve as an executioner in the jail. After reports suggested that Tihar Jail, south Asia’s largest jail, has no executioner to hang the Nirbhaya case convicts, a head constable has volunteered to do the hangman’s job. In a letter addressed to the Director General of Prisons, Tihar Jail, New Delhi, S. Subash Srinivasan, 42, head constable attached to the in-service training centre here, has offered to serve as an executioner in the jail. “Don’t pay me when I’m working there. I assure you the work you give will be effective. So I humbly ask you to let me work there,” he said in the letter sent through India Post on Friday. A 1997 batch police constable, Srinivasan said he wrote the letter, offering to serve as an executioner after reading reports in a section of the media that the four Nirbhaya case accused, who were convicted and awarded capital punishment, could not be hanged for want of an executioner. Having committed the heinous crime and awarded the capital punishment, it was shocking that the condemned prisoners could not be hanged for want of an executioner, he said. Apart from discharging his duties, Srinivasan had been engaged in social service activities ever since he joined the police force in 1997. While serving in the traffic wing at Devipattinam in the district, he supplied drinking water to the needy during summer and disposed of unclaimed bodies. Recently he hit the headlines for removing nails from trees after lunching ‘save trees’ mission. During the recent police recruitment, he prepared ‘Nilavembu kashayam’ (herbal juice) and distributed it to those who turned up for physical endurance tests to develop the immune system and escape from dengue fever. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
riashli Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 13th hearing unattu undi ga Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 2 minutes ago, riashli said: 13th hearing unattu undi ga A Delhi court had recently directed Tihar Jail authorities to produce the four convicts before it on December 13 so that they can apprise the court about the status of their petitions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Athadu007 Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 Lost interest from people since it took so long 🤦♂️ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tacobell fan Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 KOTTABHOTUNNAM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BeautyQueen Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 5 minutes ago, Athadu007 said: Lost interest from people since it took so long 🤦♂️ If its immiediate NHRC gets angryy.. it must be after a decade or so thats when NHRC and govt is happy to execute. Victims can be victims anywherr anytime and die on spot NHRC and govt is fine, but they are stricter with criminals because criminals also humans nooo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 4 minutes ago, tacobell fan said: KOTTABHOTUNNAM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Athadu007 Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 15 minutes ago, BeautyQueen said: If its immiediate NHRC gets angryy.. it must be after a decade or so thats when NHRC and govt is happy to execute. Victims can be victims anywherr anytime and die on spot NHRC and govt is fine, but they are stricter with criminals because criminals also humans nooo Edava logic from nhrc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jabbala_subbbaraju Posted December 9, 2019 Report Share Posted December 9, 2019 Does NHRC only work for criminals, rapists, terrorists. We see news about so many crimes against poor people, SC, STs on daily basis. None of those cases are taken up as SUO MOTO by NHRC. The only cases I see or hear NHRC is involved with is Terrorists or rapists. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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