Kashimpur Central Jail -2

The text discusses the prison system in Bangladesh, specifically the Bangladesh Jail Department. It explains that there is no difference between "prison" and "jail" in Bangladesh and that the prison administration is operated by a combination of laws and rules. The text also describes the history of the prison system in Bangladesh and its current structure, including the number of central and district jails. The author then discusses their own perceptions of prisons before learning about the Bangladesh system, including beliefs about torture, food, and work opportunities for prisoners. They express surprise at the existence of modern technology and digital machines, arrangements for meals, and opportunities for education and treatment. They also describe positive aspects of the prison environment, such as clean surroundings, gardens, and recreational areas. However, the author also acknowledges limitations of the prison system in Bangladesh, including overcrowding, poor hygiene and sanitation, reports of torture, limited access to the library, poor education and medical systems, and a lack of management for psychiatrics. The text also suggests that corruption is a problem in the prison system.