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BREAKING NEWS

    Punjab Govt Moves to Reform Prisons, Transfers 2 Superintendents

    Punjab Govt Transfers Two Jail Superintendents Under CM Reforms Agenda LAHORE: The Punjab Government has issued transfer orders for two

    Punjab Govt Transfers Two Jail Superintendents Under CM Reforms Agenda

    LAHORE: The Punjab Government has issued transfer orders for two jail superintendents as part of Chief Minister’s ongoing prison reforms agenda aimed at improving governance, inmate welfare, transparency and administrative efficiency.

    The decision aligns with the reform roadmap outlined by Maryam Nawaz Sharif, who has prioritized restructuring of the province’s correctional facilities to curb corruption and introduce modern management protocols.

    Transfers Linked to CM’s Reform Vision

    Officials say the reshuffle is part of broader goals to:

    • Strengthen prison oversight and accountability
    • Improve security measures and administrative discipline
    • Ensure fair treatment and better living standards for inmates
    • Introduce performance-based governance in jail systems
    • Support digitization and monitoring mechanisms across prisons

    A provincial spokesperson stated:

    “These transfers reflect the government’s resolve to implement structural changes in jails, ensuring reforms are visible at every administrative tier.”

    Reforms Agenda Reshaping Punjab’s Prison System

    Under CM reforms, initiatives also include:

    • Upgrading healthcare and rehabilitation facilities
    • Surprise monitoring inspections by oversight committees
    • Training jail staff in human rights-compliant management
    • Enhancing security without compromising dignity of inmates

    Political analysts believe the recent superintendent transfers underline the government’s seriousness about transforming Punjab’s prison sector into a reform-driven institution rather than a purely punitive infrastructure.

    Public and Civil Society Response

    Rights groups have cautiously welcomed the move, urging the province to continue focusing on:

    • Inmate rehabilitation
    • Merit-based postings
    • Oversight free from political influence

    A criminal justice expert told Faiz.tv:

    “Administrative changes are a strong first step, but sustainable reform requires long-term monitoring, training, and digital transparency.”


    Conclusion

    The transfer of two jail superintendents signals a practical implementation phase of the Punjab Prisons reform strategy. More administrative changes are expected as the CM’s reforms agenda moves forward with a focus on governance and institutional restructuring.

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