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Narela jail, which will house high-risk inmates, to have design like Cellular Jail

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December 11, 2023

THE national capital's fourth jail in Narela, to house "highrisk" prisoners, will be ready in two years as the city government has given administrative approval for it, officials said.

Narela jail, which will house high-risk inmates, to have design like Cellular Jail

The Central government has allocated ₹120 crore for the construction of the prison complex, which will have a design similar to that of the Cellular Jail in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, they said.

"The administrative approval from the minister concerned was taken and the file sent to the finance department. It had some queries and those have been answered. Following this, the public works department will invite tenders for the construction of the complex," an official said.

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