Literacy centre at Adiala Jail soon

To bring the prisoners into the mainstream and to rehabilitate them through knowledge and education.

APP February 12, 2019
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RAWALPINDI: Modernised literacy centres will be set up at Adiala Jail in order to bring the prisoners into the mainstream and to rehabilitate them through knowledge and education.

This was stated on Monday by Punjab Minister for Literacy Raja Rashid Hafeez during a visit to the Adiala Central Jail. During his visit, Hafeez inspected the condition of the prison’s hospital and the vocational centre.  

Published in The Express Tribune, February 12th, 2019.
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