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Section 477: List of Prohibited Articles

The Rajasthan Prisons Rules, 2022State Rules of Rajasthan · 1894

Following articles are prohibited articles, namely:-

(a) Alcohol or spirituous liquors of any kind;

(b) Materials for smoking, chewing or snuffing such as tobacco, pipes, chillums etc;

(c) Ganja, opium, brown sugar, or any other drug or poisonous article;

(d) Poisonous materials, materials for making fire, or materials which shall cause disfiguration;

(e) Bullion, metal, money, currency notes, valuable securities, jewellery or ornaments of any kind, and articles of value of every description;

(f) Books, printed matter, letters or writing materials of any kind not authorized by the Superintendent;

(g) Mobile phones, sim-card, charger, any electronic equipment, (except Television)pen-drive or other mode;

(h) Knives, arms, ropes, string, bamboos, ladders, sticks, any article likely to facilitate escape or implements of any kind, except those issued for use in the performance of work and these except only during work hours, and at such places as they are required for jail work; and

(i) Any article which has not been issued for the use of prisoners from the jail stores and supplies.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Rajasthan Prisons Rules, 2022
Section477
Marginal noteList of Prohibited Articles
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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