Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Jabalpur Jail Issues Rakhi Guidelines for Inmates and Sisters
The jail in Jabalpur is changing how sisters can visit their brothers for Raksha Bandhan.
This year, sisters can only bring a special kit from the jail.
This kit has a sweet treat, a rakhi, a handkerchief, some fruit, and kumkum.
It costs ₹50.
This is to keep everyone safe and to make sure nothing unwanted gets inside.
The jail wants everyone to have a happy and safe Raksha Bandhan.
Jabalpur Central Jail issued new guidelines for Raksha Bandhan visits.
Sisters can only bring a ₹50 Rakhi kit provided by the jail.
Personal items and gifts are no longer allowed inside the jail.
The Rakhi kit includes a sweet, rakhi, handkerchief, fruits, and kumkum.
The guidelines aim for inmate safety and prevent misuse.
- Who
- Jabalpur Central Jail authorities and visiting sisters.
- What
- New guidelines for Raksha Bandhan visits in Jabalpur Central Jail.
- When
- Ahead of Raksha Bandhan.
- Where
- Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Central Jail in Jabalpur.
- Why
- To ensure inmate safety and prevent misuse.
Jail Authorities
Visiting Sisters
Security vs. Tradition
Jail Authorities
Maintain strict security protocols
Visiting Sisters
Celebrate the festival with love and emotion
- Location
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Jail Name
- Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Central Jail
- Action
- Issued Raksha Bandhan guidelines
- Kit Cost
- ₹50
- Kit Contents
- Sweet, rakhi, handkerchief, fruits, and kumkum