India’s Most Dangerous Prison: There are jails in every country of the world. There are many jails in India also. Prisoners are kept in jail. So that he can stay away from society. And there should be no danger to the society. Apart from this, those who commit crimes. He is sent to jail as punishment. If we talk about India, there are 1319 jails. According to NCRB data for the year 2021, 4,25,60,9 prisoners can be kept in them.
If we count these jails, there are 145 central jails. Apart from this there are 415 district jails. So there are 565 sub-jails. There are 88 open jails, 44 special jails, 29 women’s jails, and 19 juvenile home. Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu have the highest number of jails in India. Do you know where are the most dangerous jails of India? Why don’t the dreaded prisoners want to go here? Let us tell you.
The most dangerous jail is in Andaman Nicobar
The most dangerous prison in India is in Andaman and Nicobar. The name of this jail is Cellular Jail. Which is called black water jail. This jail is considered to be the most dangerous jail in the country. This jail is in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar. Before independence, many freedom fighters of the country were kept as prisoners in this jail.
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Many atrocities were committed on him. Once a prisoner went to this jail, he could never come back and this was the reason why this jail was called the punishment of Kala Pani. The British started building this jail in the year 1896. This jail was completed after 10 years in the year 1906.
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Why is it called black water prison?
The cellular jail built in Andaman and Nicobar was called Kala Pani Jail. Actually it was named Kala Pani for this reason. Because it was built in the middle of the sea. This prison had four more seas. Even if someone tried to escape from here. So he knew that he would not be successful in that also. Before independence, the British imprisoned great freedom fighters of India in this jail. So that he could not participate in the freedom movement. Let us tell you that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was also given the punishment of Kala Pani in the year 1909.
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