(1) Any remarks made by a Visitor under the preceding section shall be limited to a statement and fair criticism of actual facts, which may come to his knowledge, and to such suggestions, as he may desire the Superintendent or Inspector General to consider, criticism shall be confined to such aspects of the ordinary administration and management of the prison which, in the opinion of the visitor, can be improved, on no account the visitor shall directly or indirectly reflect, either favourably or adversely, on the character or conduct of any of the prison staff and if the visitor wants to bring to notice the good or bad work of any prison official he shall do so by a letter addressed to the Inspector General of Prisons.
(2) The Inspector General of Prisons may pass orders on any remarks made by a Visitor, and shall, if any issue of importance requires the orders of the Government, forward such record to the State Government.
(3) A copy of any order passed by the Inspector General, or by the State Government on any record made by a Visitor shall be communicated to the Visitor concerned through the Superintendent of Prison.
CHAPTER XXXIV PRISONERS SENTENCED TO DEATH (Condemned Prisoner)