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Crime
Women Inmates Celebrate Small Diwali as 'Mukti Diwas' at Ratlam Jail with Krishna Guruji's Guidance
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 08:45 PM
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On a small Diwali and Roup Chaudas, over 50 women prisoners at Ratlam district jail observed a 'Mukti Diwas' and pledged a fresh start after hearing spiritual counsel from Krishna Guruji.
Ratlam district jail in Madhya Pradesh marked a modest Diwali and Roup Chaudas as "Mukti Diwas" for its female inmates. The event was organized to provide a sense of renewal and moral upliftment within the correctional facility.
Krishna Guruji, a spiritual mentor, addressed the women, emphasizing self‑improvement, accountability and the possibility of a positive future beyond prison walls. His talk focused on learning from past mistakes and adopting constructive habits.
More than fifty inmates responded by formally committing to a new beginning, vowing to apply the guidance received in their personal conduct and rehabilitation efforts. Prison officials noted the initiative as part of broader efforts to promote reformative programs for women prisoners.
The celebration, though modest in scale, highlighted the role of cultural and spiritual activities in fostering a rehabilitative environment within Indian jails.
Krishna Guruji, a spiritual mentor, addressed the women, emphasizing self‑improvement, accountability and the possibility of a positive future beyond prison walls. His talk focused on learning from past mistakes and adopting constructive habits.
More than fifty inmates responded by formally committing to a new beginning, vowing to apply the guidance received in their personal conduct and rehabilitation efforts. Prison officials noted the initiative as part of broader efforts to promote reformative programs for women prisoners.
The celebration, though modest in scale, highlighted the role of cultural and spiritual activities in fostering a rehabilitative environment within Indian jails.