PESHAWAR
\nIn a significant step toward strengthening prison reform and inmate welfare, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Prisons, Mr. Humayun Khan, and Minister for Food, Zahir Shah Toru, conducted an extensive visit to Central Jail Mardan.
\n They were joined by MPA Abdus Salam, MPA Zarshad Khan, and Inspector General of Prisons KPK, Usman Mehsud.
\nThe visit commenced with the inauguration of a state-of-the-art interview room, symbolizing the administration\u2019s commitment to facilitating better communication between inmates and their families. Superintendent Najam Hussain Abbassi delivered an in-depth presentation outlining the prison\u2019s operations and recent advancements, during which various questions posed by the distinguished guests were comprehensively answered.
\nA major highlight of the visit was the inauguration of a modern computer lab by Humayun Khan. This new facility is designed to equip inmates with essential computer skills, reflecting a forward-thinking approach to prisoner rehabilitation and skill development.
\nThe delegation also toured the prison\u2019s detergent and marble production units, where they commended the administration\u2019s efforts to provide vocational training and promote self-sufficiency among inmates.
\nThese facilities are part of the broader initiative to enhance productive engagement and offer pathways to future employment.
\nIn an effort to maintain direct engagement, the officials interacted with inmates, listening to their concerns and gathering feedback on their experiences within the facility.
\nThis demonstrated a proactive approach to addressing the needs and well-being of the prison population.
\nThe visit concluded with the inauguration of a new call center, launched by Humayun Khan, aimed at facilitating better communication for prisoners with their families and external contacts.
\nThis step underscores the administration\u2019s dedication to supporting inmates\u2019 social connections and mental health.
\nSpeaking to the media, the visiting dignitaries expressed their satisfaction with the overall conditions of the prison and commended the various innovative initiatives implemented by the prison administration.
\nThey praised Superintendent Najam Hussain Abbassi and his team for their tireless dedication and the tangible improvements made within the facility.
\nTo recognize the exceptional service and dedication of the prison staff, commendation certificates were awarded. Additionally, the guests were presented with unique gifts and handcrafted items created by the inmates, showcasing the talent and creativity fostered within the prison\u2019s rehabilitation programs.
\nThis visit underscores the provincial government\u2019s commitment to advancing prison reforms and enhancing the well-being of inmates, ensuring a positive and rehabilitative environment that aligns with modern correctional standards.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
PESHAWAR In a significant step toward strengthening prison reform and inmate welfare, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Prisons, Mr. Humayun Khan, and Minister for Food, Zahir Shah Toru, conducted an extensive visit to Central Jail Mardan. They were joined by MPA Abdus Salam, MPA Zarshad Khan, and Inspector General of Prisons KPK, Usman […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[7],"tags":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-443813","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","6":"category-peshawar"},"yoast_head":"\n