The country's first launch was to talk to the prisoners on phone phones
Inauguration by talking to the wife of Chuadanga Rashedul
Staff Reporter: Chuadanga Rashedul Islam is convicted in a case and is in Tangail District Jail. It is expensive and difficult to see relatives from so far. So they are not seen with their relatives. He spent time lonely in prison. Rashedul received the opportunity to speak to his wife on mobile phone from prison on Wednesday. And by talking to her, the first thing to do in the country is to talk to prisoners with phone calls to prisoners.
On Wednesday, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal inaugurated the program as the chief guest at Tangail Jail. Calling on the slogan 'The way to improve with the person', this program has been named. Relation of the family of relatives. "The prisoners are very happy to talk to their relatives on the opening day. They said that this initiative will reduce the loneliness of their prisoners slightly.
Home Secretary (Security Department) Farid Uddin Ahmed Chowdhury, DIG of Police Dhaka Abdullah Al Mamun, IG Prior Brig Gen Syed Iftekhar Uddin, A2I Project Director Mustafizur Rahman spoke on the occasion. Lavlu Mandal of Madhupur convicted 30 years after the inauguration, spoke on the phone with his mother. Lavlu has been in jail for two years. An elderly mother can not come to see the boy even if she wants to. Lavlu and her mother are very happy because of the launch of this program.
Tangail Sadar upazila of Shaka Chatta village Shahadat Hossain spoke to the wife on the phone Take the children's inquiries. Later, he said, 'Now sometimes you can talk to wife and children on the phone. They can be kept in check. There will be some peace in prison life.
IG priyan Brigadier General Syed Iftekhar Uddin said, the prisoners are concerned about family and family. It causes mental depression. Talking to relatives in the telephone will greatly reduce their sadness.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said that if this program is successful in Tangail jail, then steps will be taken to phase out the activities of prisoners in all jails of the country.
According to the District Jail sources, the program started with the help of Information Access (A2I) Service Innovation Fund and Bangladesh Jail of the Prime Minister's Office. Under the prisoners (imprisonment and imprisonment) they will be given two mobile phone numbers of their relatives after they are lodged in jail. A prisoner can get a chance to talk for 10 minutes twice a month. Children will be given preference to women, elderly and children who come in contact with the prisoners.
In the Tangail jail, there were four telephone booths in the prison area. Abul Bashar of the district said, no prisoner can not call directly to the booth. At the time of detention, the prisoners enter the booth and press one or two to connect to the automatically generated numbers from the software. Automatically cut the call after 10 minutes of the scheduled time. Three minutes before the end of the warning will be the warning 'beep'. The call will not be dialed before or after the scheduled time. Call only at the scheduled time. The prisoners' relatives may be ready to talk to the scheduled time so that they will be informed by sending text messages in their mobile phone the previous day.
The phone booth and its software have been prepared in prison under the leadership of A1i project consultant Tanvir Quader. Tanvir Kader said, the prison staff will be involved in this program. Their training has been trained.
Manzur Hossain, the prisoner of Tangail, said that if the prisoners can talk to the relatives of the prison, their family contact will remain intact. He said top prisoners of the prisoners, militants, members of the banned organization and detainees in extortion and extortion cases will not get the opportunity to speak on the phone. Each call to the prisoners will be recorded for security purposes. Besides, the regular guard will be engaged in the booth.