r.m.o.
his wounds may also be dressed.
sd mr.
marwa n dy.
thus from july 1976 to february 1978 the petitioner was kept in bar fetters.
9 2 1977 multiple infected wounds on right ankles.
sd dr.
by subsequent orders this order dated 24th february 1978 was companytinued.
marwa dy.
sd dr.
for instance he has asserted that the resident medical officer had examined the petitioner on 3rd september 1977 and found numberwound on his ankles.
psychiatrist and the urban setting comprehensive text book of psychiatrist ll 2nd ed.
for the petitioner in w.p.
the sobraj story since his arrest in july 1976 is one of companytinuous and indeterminate detention partly under the maintenance of internal security act and currently as an undertrial facing serious charges including 1 383 us 252 1966 murder.
the state defends bar fetters statutorily by section 56 of the prisons act and realistically as preventive medicine for dangerousness pathology in exercise of the wise discretion of the jail superintendent overseen by the revisory eye of the inspector general of prisons and listened to by jail visitors.
1 number2 july 1957 p.6a.
sd mr.
bokra.
randhir jain m. mudgal and g. k. chowdhury a.c.
the petitioner informed of the order discomfited sobraj has moved this companyrt.
superintendent of jails respondent number 3 the companynter affidavit of shri marwa the then superintendent has taken up an extreme position about which i am special.
12 2 1977 bar fetters also to be removed from left foot.
3 the use of the dark or isolation cell the hangover of the medieval dungeon knumbern in prison parlance as klondika is probably the most universally used prison punishment in david j. rotman.
ii 1976 by a .
number2202/77 soli j. sorabjee addl.
number 565 of 1977 .
sd mr.
this isolation procedure resulted in a syndrome called the long eye characterized by varying companybinations of sleeplessness outbursts of crying hallucinations a deterioration in habits of personal hygiene and tendency fr the man to move aimlessly about or to lie in his bunk staring into space.
the bar fetter procedure denumbernced by companynsel as intolerable is described by the state as inconvenient but number inhumane evil but inevitable where the customer is one with dangerous disposition and attainments.
2 eloquent testimony to mans need for belonging acceptance and approval is provided by the experience of small groups of scientists officer and enlisted personnel who voluntarily subjected themselves to isolated antartic living for the better part of a year robrer 1961 .
ghatate for the petitioner and by shri tarkunde as intervener is that until the companyrt sometime ago directed a little relaxation in the rigour of the iron prescription sobraj and how many submissive sufferers like him there are ?
565/77 .
number 2202/77 .
original jurisdiction writ petition number.
during this period troublesome individuals were occasionally given the silent treatment in which a man would be ignumbered by the group as if he did number exist.
in measuring the relation between social environment and social development harlow reports that the most constant and dramatic finding that social isolation represents the most destructive abnumbermal environment.
2202 and 565 of 1977.
m. freeman harlod i. kaplan benjamin j. sedock p. 2503.
m. ghatate s. v. deshpande sumitra bannerjee m. d. namboodiry for the petitioner in w.p.
bar fetters be removed from right leg for 15 days.
12 2 1977 fetters be removed from left foot for two weeks on medical advice.
significantly on september 4 1977 this superintendent has recorded a numbere in his journal 1 was informed by shri s. lal a.s.
m. tarkunde p. m. parekh for the intervener in p. number 565/77 .
general e. c. agarwala and girish chandra for the respondents in w.p.
mittal.
james c. companyeman abnumbermal psychology and modern life p. 105.
andhur dy.
sobraj bitterly companyplains of persistence in bar fetters numberwithstanding wounds on heels and medical advice to the companytrary.
the parsimonious words in which the order was couched ran this is a petition from jail.
bhattacharya who was also judge of he calcutta high companyrt take the view that cellular or separate companyfinement deserves to be companydemned harry elmer barnes and negley k. testers new horzons in criminumberogy 3rd ed.
emphasis added sd mr.
as this isolation progresses from partial to total the severity of impairment increases ranging from schizord like postures to depressive type postures.
the prisoner challenged the legality of arbitrary irons in a the high companyrt but was greeted with laconic dismissal.
under article 32 of the companystitution.
superintendent of jails.
has been continuously subjected to the torturesome bar fetters through twenty four hours daily and every day of the month religiously for nearly two years what with the kindly presumption of innumberence jurisprudentially playing upon him in tragic irony.
superintendent of jails respondent number 3 r 18 2 1977 he is desperate and dangerous prisoner for security reasons it is necessary to keep him in fetters.
k. n. bhatt r. n. sachthey and girish chandra for the petitioner in w.p.
the disturbing fact of years of pre trial imprisonment apart the agonising aspect highlighted by dr.
historical perspectives justice punishment treatment by leonard oreland 1973 p. 144.
these symptoms cleared up when he was again accepted by and permitted to interact with others in the group.
mukhreja assistant superintendent of jails.
9 2 1977 bar fetters removed from right leg for 15 days on medical advice.
soli j. sorabjee addl.
therefore explicative length has been the result and so it is that with all my reverence for and companycurrence with my learned brethren on the jurisdictional and jurisprudential basics they have indicated i have preferred to plough a lonely furrow.
s. chitale a.c.
