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Section 26: Daily routine’in Receiving Centre and Certificd Institution

The Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.State Rules of Maharashtra · 1959

(1) At dawn the inmates of every Receiving Centre or Certified Institution shall be marched off to perform their ablutions and a reasonable time shall be allowed for the performance of hygienic duties. g .

(2) The inmates shall be employed first in cleaning the dormitories, compound and other parts of the Receiving Centre and Certified Institution: thereafter the inmates shall attend to their respective duties such as carpentry, weaving and other like

(3) All inmates, provided they are medically fit, sh for 8 hours on every working work may be eranted by the Su assignments.

all ordinarily be required-to work day. Exemption from work or reduction in the hours of perintendent on the recommendation of the Medical Officer.

{(+) The details of the daily routine and employment of the inm hm‘n-s of the day shall be fixed by the Superintendent with the approval of the Chief Inspector, who shall have power to make changes therein from time 1o time, if necessary. The approved time table in this behalf shall be displayed on the notice board of the Receiving Centre and Certified Institution.

27. gr.IQc System and Gratuities— (1) With a view to encouragi fmd flpp'lCfl!lL)n to the training provided. the follow C in Certified Institution, or in 4 Receiving Centre, ates during the various ; ng stedy behaviour ng grade system may be employed as the case may be namely - (¥ scanned with OKEN Scanner 3¢

(a) Head Mukadam's = grade~Not more (h.

of exceptionally yony ot more than one Penon hom among 10 !\\uk.\dm\“_ ) conduct shull be promoed us o tead Mukaduam (b) Mukadam's grade—At the heuad .

of every working there shall be one Mukadam selected trom dm‘An 1o the institutional life satisfactory.

WY comatsting of 20 inmyey e inmates who have setiled and whose conduct and progress have been

(2) Promotion of reduction in © ade shall be made by the Superintendent.

(3) An inmate who shows satistactory 3 progress in the raming provided for him: o whose conduct is good may be paid 4 gratuty not exceeding five rupees per momh.

(4) The amount earned by way of g _Supcrmlf:ndcn( who shall credit the total amount in the nearest Government ‘Treasury by opening a personal ledger ‘account for cach inmaie as required by the provisions of Clause (bj of sub-rule (4) of Rule 17. An wmate may spend out of the balance at his credit such amount and on such articles. as the Superiniendent may consider o be reasonable. On the release of an inmate. the balance. if any. left in his account shail be handed over to him and the ledger closed.

ratuities by inmates shaic be kept with the

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ActThe Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.
Section26
Marginal noteDaily routine’in Receiving Centre and Certificd Institution
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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