The Delhi High Court has called on the Delhi government and the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to respond to a plea challenging a recent circular that restricts telephone and e-mulakat facilities for certain prisoners. This circular, issued in April 2024, affects inmates covered under Rule 631 of the Delhi Prison Rules, including those involved in serious offenses like terrorism.
The plea, filed by Masasasong AO, contends that the circular violates fundamental rights under Article 21 of the Constitution, as it limits communication with family and legal counsel. The petitioner argues that these communication facilities are crucial for maintaining personal connections and addressing family concerns. The court has issued a notice and requested responses from the relevant authorities.
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