On the sacred festival of Raksha Bandhan, an emotional scene of unwavering brotherly love and affection was witnessed at Ratlam's Circle Jail. Hundreds of sisters tied Rakhis on the wrists of their imprisoned brothers, praying for their long life, good health, and early release. 2,184 sisters tied Rakhis to 460 prisoners. Following instructions from the prison headquarters, tents were set up in the open prison grounds to celebrate Raksha Bandhan…
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On the sacred festival of Raksha Bandhan, an emotional scene of unwavering brotherly love and affection was witnessed at Ratlam's Circle Jail. Hundreds of sisters tied Rakhis on the wrists of their imprisoned brothers, praying for their long life, good health, and early release. 2,184 sisters tied Rakhis to 460 prisoners. Following instructions from the prison headquarters, tents were set up in the open prison grounds to celebrate Raksha Bandhan…