Recently, Belgaum's Shindarga Prison has once again become the focus of public attention due to a video shot by a prisoner, Prashant Mogavel, on a smuggled mobile phone, which exposed various irregularities and security loopholes in the prison. cell phone jammer This video not only attracted widespread attention from the society, but also revealed the preferential treatment of wealthy prisoners in the prison, such as allowing them to enjoy outside food and other luxury goods. GPS jammer

　　Video Exposes Prison Management Problems

　　Mogavel's video mainly shows the failure of important security equipment in the prison, including the failure of the CCTV monitoring system and mobile phone signal jammer. Wifi jammer According to the video content, these devices have not been working properly for more than two years, which has greatly reduced the security measures inside the prison. Prisoners also took the opportunity to take advantage of this regulatory loophole and use prohibited items such as mobile phones at will.signal jammer

　　The video triggered urgent action from the authorities. The prison administrators in Belgaum have launched an internal investigation to confirm whether Mogavel's allegations are true. Prison director Krishna Kumar publicly responded to the video, admitting that some equipment did have malfunctions, but denied Mogaville's other allegations, calling them "false and unfounded."

　　Failure of signal jammers and monitoring systems

　　In Mogaville's video, it was specifically pointed out that the cell phone signal jammers in the prison had stopped working two years ago. The main function of such equipment is to block mobile phone signals inside the prison to prevent prisoners from engaging in illegal activities through their mobile phones. However, the failure of the equipment means that a large number of prisoners in the prison can easily use their mobile phones to contact the outside world or even engage in criminal activities.

　　More seriously, the Shindarga Prison attracted public attention in 2022 due to a high-profile case. At that time, two prisoners made threatening calls to the office of Indian Federal Minister Nitin Gadkari through smuggled mobile phones, demanding a huge ransom. This incident not only exposed the weaknesses of prison management, but also exacerbated social concerns about prison security.

　　The spread of violations: special treatment of wealthy prisoners

　　In addition to technical failures, Mogaville also revealed the phenomenon of special treatment of wealthy prisoners in prisons in the video. In the video, Mogaville claimed that prison management had given some prisoners a break, allowing them to enjoy food from outside and even luxury treatment. These privileges have caused great dissatisfaction among ordinary prisoners.

　　The prison management strongly denied this, saying that these allegations were a slander on the image of the prison. However, the exposure of the video has undoubtedly caused the public to question the current management status of the Shindarga Prison. Especially in high-security prisons, such management loopholes may bring more security risks if they are not resolved in time.

　　Further review of prison management

　　With the exposure of the video, the Belgaum local police have filed charges against Mogaville, including violating prison regulations and illegal use of mobile phones. Investigators said they are actively tracking how prisoners get mobile phones and plan to hold those responsible accountable.

　　At the same time, the prison has also promised to conduct a comprehensive review of existing security measures, especially the repair of closed-circuit television monitoring systems and signal jammers. According to prison director Krishna Kumar, the update and maintenance of related equipment will be carried out as soon as possible to ensure that the security environment inside the prison is effectively restored.

　　The Shindarga Prison has a history of more than 100 years and a prison capacity of 1,400 people. It currently holds 27 serious criminals, including Pujari and SIMI suspects. Despite the prison's important historical significance, frequent management problems have caused its reputation to gradually decline. In order to regain public trust, the prison needs to make fundamental reforms in management.