Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu jailbreak: Armed personnel authorized to open fire to guard prisons
Armed personnel have been given permission to open fire while guarding nine central prisons and five women’s prisons in Tamil Nadu.
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In response to a jailbreak incident in Tamil Nadu, authorities have authorized armed personnel to use lethal force when necessary to protect prison facilities.
The directive applies to nine central prisons and five women’s prisons, allowing security staff to open fire if required to maintain safety and order.
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- Image: AI illustration (FLUX.1 schnell). Not a photograph.
- Source: Google News: Tamil Nadu & Chennai
- Written by BubblesEdiy News Desk, with AI assistance
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