Indian Jails: Superior-Class Prisoners and Privileges

In some Indian jails, certain prisoners get special treatment.

These are called Superior Class or Category-A prisoners.

They often come from important backgrounds, like politicians or writers.

They live in separate cells, have beds, tables, and other comforts, and aren't made to do hard physical work.

Instead, they might work in the library, teach, or handle paperwork.

This means their time in jail is quite different from other inmates, with more comfortable living conditions and less strenuous tasks.