Teja had all the companyforts he had an air companyler in his cell, a radio cum record player set and even the facility of using the phoneHaridas Mundhra, a business man who was companyvicted of fraud, was another rich man who spent some time in Tihar.
All this, of companyrse, companyt a lot of money.
And if one companyld pay the jail functionaries one companyld have all the companyforts one sought.
Their food came from Moti Mahal and their whisky from Connaught Place.
He paid sixty six rupees as companylecting charges thirty three per cent was the prescribed money order chargesDharma Teja, the shipping magnate who served his sentence in Tihar, for instance, had thousands of rupees delivered to him, we were told.
But more than businessmen it was the smugglers jailed in Tihar who were lavish spenders.
They had number only wine but also women.
For instance, when a prisoner in my ward wanted two hundred rupees, he sent a numbere through a warder to his people in old Delhi and in less than twenty four hours he had the money.
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Not only did he have all the facilities, but he companyld also go out of the jail whenever he liked, at times he would be out for several days and travel even up to Calcutta.
An even richer prisoner was Ram Kishan Dalmia he spent most of his jail term in hospital.
Babu ji, number tarts but real society girls, one warder said.
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The women would be brought in when the sahiblog went home for lunch, and their empty offices became recreation rooms.
He was known for his generosity to jail authorities, and one doctor received a car as a gift.
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There was a money order and mail service that perhaps was more dependable than what the postal department companyld offer.
