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CM Manohar Lal Saini inaugurates two new jails in Haryana
✍️ The Financial World
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 10:18 PM
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Chief Minister Manohar Lal Saini officially opened two newly constructed prisons in Haryana, marking a step forward in the state's correctional infrastructure.
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Saini presided over the inauguration ceremony of two newly built jails in Haryana, underscoring the state government's focus on expanding correctional capacity. The facilities, completed under the state's infrastructure development programme, are expected to ease chronic overcrowding in existing prisons.
The projects, approved a few years ago, were executed with funding from the state budget and aim to provide modern security and rehabilitation amenities. Senior officials, local dignitaries and law‑enforcement heads attended the event, highlighting the administrative importance of the development.
During the ceremony, Saini emphasized that the new prisons will strengthen law‑and‑order mechanisms while offering better conditions for inmate rehabilitation. He reiterated the government's commitment to improving the criminal justice system across Haryana.
The inauguration signals a broader push by the state to upgrade public facilities, with additional infrastructure projects slated for the coming fiscal year.
The projects, approved a few years ago, were executed with funding from the state budget and aim to provide modern security and rehabilitation amenities. Senior officials, local dignitaries and law‑enforcement heads attended the event, highlighting the administrative importance of the development.
During the ceremony, Saini emphasized that the new prisons will strengthen law‑and‑order mechanisms while offering better conditions for inmate rehabilitation. He reiterated the government's commitment to improving the criminal justice system across Haryana.
The inauguration signals a broader push by the state to upgrade public facilities, with additional infrastructure projects slated for the coming fiscal year.