The Belgaum Shindargarh Jail has once again become the focus of public attention after a prisoner, Prashant Mogaveer, released a video recorded on his mobile phone, revealing serious security loopholes inside the jail. cell phone jammerThe video exposed the failure of multiple closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) and mobile GPS jammer inside the jail, which according to Mogaveer have not been working properly for the past two years. The revelation has triggered widespread concerns about the lack of security in the jail.Wifi jammer

　　Importance of mobile signal jammers

　　Mobile signal jammers are one of the crucial devices in the prison management system.signal jammer Their function is to prevent prisoners from using mobile phones smuggled into the jail through illegal means, avoiding external contacts, threats, and the spread of criminal instructions. However, Mogaveer's video shows that these jammers have not been working for many years, allowing prisoners to use their mobile phones for illegal activities. The CCTV system in the jail also faces similar problems, further exacerbating the security loopholes.

　　This situation not only threatens the internal order of the prison, but also poses a potential risk to the outside world. For example, in 2022, two prisoners in Hindalga Prison used smuggled mobile phones to make threatening calls to the office of Indian Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, demanding a huge ransom. The incident attracted national attention and further highlighted the harmfulness of the failure of signal jammers and other security equipment in prisons.

　　Privileges for wealthy prisoners

　　In addition to the failure of technical equipment, the video also revealed that there is favoritism for wealthy prisoners in the prison. These wealthy prisoners can not only obtain food and other luxury goods from the outside, but also obtain the right to use mobile phones through bribes. These behaviors directly violate the rules and regulations that the prison should have and make ordinary prisoners feel unfair.

　　In the video, Mogaville also recorded in detail several monitoring blind spots and explained in Kannada the suspected corruption of prison staff. He accused prison staff of renting mobile phones to prisoners and providing contraband outside. If these allegations are true, they will further exacerbate the chaos of prison management.

　　In response to Mogaville's allegations, the prison director Krishnakumar immediately responded. He denied parts of the video, saying the allegations were baseless and aimed at discrediting the prison. However, Krishna Kumar also admitted that there were technical equipment that did not work properly, especially the failure of CCTV and mobile signal jammers.

　　Prison authorities said they had received alerts about the equipment failures and planned to take measures to fix them soon. At the same time, they have launched an internal investigation into the video released by Mogaville and are ready to take disciplinary action against any staff members who made mistakes.