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AJMER CENTRAL JAIL.
GENERAL SUMMARY
Showing the Distribution of the Prisoners of all classes confined in the Ajmer Central Jail during the year 1912.
Vide Instructions issued with Jail Department Circular No 42 of 1885.
1
Serial
No.
1
2
Station.
Ajmer . .
3
Place of
continement.*
Central
Jail.
Ajmer.
4
Classes of prisoners.
Convicts
. . .
Under-trial . . .
Civil .
.
.
.
TOTAL .
5
REMAINED AT THE
COMMENCEMENT OF
THE YEAR.
Male.
244
43
...
187
Female.
4
1
...
5
Total.
248
44
...
292
6 RECEIVED DURING
THE YEAR.
Male.
632
563
12
1,207
Female.
30
29
...
59
Total
662
592
12
1,266
7
TOTAL.
Male
876
606
12
1,494
Female
34
30
...
64
Total.
910
636
12
1,558
8
DISCHARGED FROM
ALL CAUSES.
Male
651
554
12
1,217
Female.
22
30
...
52
Total
673
584
12
1,269
9
REMAINING AT THE
END OF THE YEAR.
Male.
225
52
...
277
Female.
12
...
...
12
Total.
237
52
...
289
10
DAILY AVERAGE NUMBER
OF EACH CLASS.
Male.
234.49
20.37
1.18
Female.
7.87
1.12
...
Total.
242.36
21.49
1.18
11
TOTAL DAILY AVERAGE
OF WHOLE JAIL.
Male.
256.04
Female.
8.99
Total
265.03
* Whether a Central Prison, District Jail or Subsidiary Jail. NOTE.—When Civil Prisoners are in a separate place of confinement and under some authority other than that of the Jail Department, such for example as the Nazir of the Civil Court, they should not be
included in these statements.
STATEMENT No. I.—Statement showing the number and disposal of Convicts in the Central Jail at Ajmer for the year 1912
1
SEX.
Male
Female
. . . .
. . .
TOTAL
.
2
Total
aggregate
number of
prisoners
during the
year.
85,822
2,822
88,704
3
Daily
average
number
of
prisoners.
234.49
7.87
242.36
4
Remained
on the
last day
of the
year.
244
4
248
5
Im¬
prisoned
during
the year.
*585
†30
615
6
TOTAL.
829
34
863
7
RECEIVED FROM
OTHER JAILS.
A
To
undergo
sentence.
47
...
47
B
In transit
for trans¬
portation
en route
to other
Jails, etc.
...
...
...
8
Total
popula-
tion.
876
34
910
9
TRANSFERRED TO
OTHER JAILS.
A
To
undergo
sentence.
39
...
39
B
For
transporta-
tion beyond
seas, etc.
10
...
10
10
RELEASED DURING THE YEAR
A
On
appeal.
65
...
65
B
On.
expiry
of
sentence.
433
20
453
C
On
payment
of fine.
27
1
28
D
By order of Government
E
On
account
of sick¬
ness.
1
...
1
F
On
account
epidemics.
...
...
...
G
For
good
conduct.
74
1
75
11
Trans-
ported
beyond
sea.
...
...
...
12
Trans¬
ferred to
Lunatic
Asylum.
...
...
...
13
Escaped.
...
...
...
14
Executed.
1
...
1
15
Died.
1
...
1
16
Remaining
on the last
day of the
year.
225
12
237
* Of this number 12 boys under 16 years.
†Of this number 10 girls under 15 years.
NOTE. 1.—This and the other statements numbered 1 to 7 only convicted prisoners are to be included.
2.—Debtors and others detained for default of Government revenue will appear in No. 8.
3 —The " Tota1," column 6 is obtained by adding together the totals of columus 4 and 5. and represents with sufficient accuracy the number of different individuals who have been in prison during the year.
4.—The Total population." column 8, is the earn of columns 6, plus 7, and necessarily includes many who are counted more than once.
5.— The " Daily average number," column 3, is obtained by adding together the number presented on each day of the year. vide column 2, and dividing the whole by the number of days in the year.
6.—When prisoners are transferred from one Jail to another on their way to undergo transportation beyond seas. they should be entered by the transferring jail in column 9 B; and by the Jail which received them they should be entered in column 7B. When
prisoners sentenced to trsnsportation beyond seas are despatched from any Jail, so that they will leave the Province without passing through any other Jail in it, they should be entered in column 11.
It will be observed that transportation applies only to those prisoners sent beyond seas. Transportation to a Central Prison is regarded merely as a transfer.
7.—When the gangs are employed extra-murally under the orders of Government No. 1632—43, dated 28th October 1869, they should be considered as forming a separate Jail, and the name of the Jail that is, of the place where they are employed, shold be entered
in Italics in each statement.
R. CHARLES MACWATT, Lieut.-Col, I.M.S.,
Superintendent, Central Jail, Ajmer.
AJMER JAIL OFFICE:
The 6th March 1913.