PJM 852Chapter XXXIII · The Jail Garden
Section 852 · Percentage of prisoners employed in the Garden
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- The number of prisoners employed in the garden for the production of vegetables, condiments, and antiscorbutics (exclusive of those employed on raising water) should not on an average exceed 3 per cent of the prisoners confined in the jail. In 4th Class District Jails, the proportion may be increased to 5 per cent. If a greater number of prisoners is employed, the Deputy Superintendent shall be required to realize at least Rs. 3 per prisoner per month by the sale of vegetables over and above what are needed for the wants for the jail or make a corresponding reduction in the cost of maintenance by raising food-stuffs. An experienced gardener should, when a gardener is not specially sanctioned, be entertained as a warder.
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