#WATCH# | Siwan, Bihar: Siwan District Magistrate Vijay Prakash Meena says, "I, along with my entire team, conducted a surprise inspection of the divisional jail. Such inspections are a mandatory requirement, and we chose today for this purpose. Every cell and the entire premises were thoroughly sanitised and inspected. During the process, we recovered a few items, including mobile phone batteries and watch straps. Otherwise, the overall situation is satisfactory. Facilities such as CCTV surveillance and medical care are in place. While the jail is slightly overcrowded, by about 10% to 20%, other arrangements were found to be in compliance with the official manual. We are currently holding detailed discussions regarding the items seized and the subsequent actions to be taken." He adds, "Every area, including the cells, isolation units, sanitation facilities, medical wards, and sections for children or those with HIV, has been completely sanitised. We have also inspected every corner, including potential "blind spots" or high-risk areas. CCTV cameras are already installed, and I have issued instructions to install additional units where necessary. I have also directed that doctors be assigned on a rotational basis and that food quality be inspected and verified by food safety officials... Routine raids are a mandatory, formal procedure, and we have now established a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to ensure they are carried out consistently, under the supervision of the ADM and SDM."