Tehwavur Rana has demanded a Qur'an in jail, is it the fundamental right of the prisoners?

Tahwaw Rana requests the Qur’an in prison: Tawwur Hussain Rana, the most important conspirator of Mumbai terror attacks, was brought to India on April 10 after extradition from America. Tehwwur Rana has been accused of many crimes, including conspiracy, murder, terrorist acts and forgery. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has assured Tahwwur Rana’s extradition from the US after years of continuous efforts. According to sources, Tahwwur Rana was placed in a high security cell in the headquarters of the anti -terrorism agency at CGO complex and the security personnel monitor it all the time. Tahwwur Rana has so far demanded only three things- a Qur’an, pen and paper. These three things were made available to him. Tahwwur Rana has so far made no special demands on food. However, according to the standard protocol, the same food is provided to another accused. The NIA investigators question Tawwur Rana every day eight to ten hours. So that in 2008 a major conspiracy of the cowardly attacks conducted by the Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba can be investigated. 166 people were killed and more than 238 were injured in these attacks. Also read 6 Zamindars that have more than 20% of the country Mumbai, all the parsis of all, how did this benefit get this benefit from Tahwwur Rana’s Quran, what is the prison manual and what the Constitution of India says. The Ariyas are investigating it … In India, asking religious books from prisoners is not a fundamental right, but it may fall under the overview of some of their constitutional and legal rights. What is the attitude of the Constitution, Article 25 of the Indian Constitution, does all persons give the right to freedom of religion? This includes following religion, practice and reproduction. The prisoners are also entitled to this right, but this right is not fulfilled. It can be limited on the basis of ‘public system, morality and health’. At the same time, Article 21 gives the right to life and personal freedom, so that the prisoners can live a dignified life. This may include a limited practice of religious practices. Also read 4 crores spent on bringing Tahwwur Rana, why this operation is so expensive, what is the operation on this, the prison manual (eg Prison Act, 1894 and state -specific rules) allow prisoners to read religious practices, including reading religious books. Religious books (such as Quran, Ramcharit Manas, Bhagavad Gita, Bible, Guru Granth Sahib, etc.) are provided in many prisons. However, it is subject to the discretionary power of the prison administration. If a book can spread excitement, or be the danger to the arrangement, it can be prohibited. Also read: ‘Sharbat Jihad’ on Ruh Afja, is this drink from Muslims really, what is Pakistan connection? The court also acknowledges that the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court have in many cases recognized the religious rights of prisoners. For example, prisoners were allowed to pray, celebrate religious festivals or use religious symbols (such as hats, Tilak, etc.). Provided that it is not against the safety and discipline of the prison. If a prisoner asks for a religious book according to his faith, it is usually provided to him unless there is any special security speech. The question may be rejected, the prison administration is not involved in the rights of any prisoner to ask religious books. The prison administration can check the content of books to ensure that they do not promote violence, hatred or other illegal activities. Depending on the resources and rules of the prison, it is not possible to meet all claims. In India, the rights of prisoners are determined in terms of imprisonment manual and Indian laws, such as the Prison Act, 1894 and related state rules. Providing books to the prisoners and providing PEN karas for writing depends on the policy of the prison administration. Also read: Explaner: Does any state have the right not to implement the new WAQF Act here? Every prison is in every prison. Library -prolongs usually have library facilities, from where prisoners can take books to read. It is considered part of their improvement and rehabilitation. However, the choice of books is subject to the rules of the prison administration, and can be stopped by some materials (such as stimulating or limited materials). Prisoners can get pen and paper to write, especially as they study, prepare legal documents or do work related to their case. But it also depends on the rules and safety issues of the prison. For security reasons, items such as pen are limited or monitored many times. Also read- Which plane from Tehwavur Rana brought to Delhi, why was this plane chosen? It is not clear in constitutional rights in constitutional rights that it is not clear that the prisoner book, pen or paper is compulsory. However, in terms of section 21 (right to life and personal freedom) of the Indian Constitution, prisoners have the right to dignified life, which may include opportunities for education and self -improvement. In many cases, the Supreme Court has underlined the importance of improving and education of prisoners.