Panchakarma Ayurvedic Clinic for Sangareddy Heritage Jail

Sangareddy: The Telangana Prisons Department under the leadership of Director General of Prisons and Correctional Services, VK Singh, has decided to start a Kerala Panchakarma Ayurvedic clinic at Heritage Jail Museum.

The DG Prisons is expected to throw open the Panchakarma facility within a week since all the works pertaining to the facility has been completed. Since the Prisons Department has already introduced Panchakarma treatment in Chanchalguda jail, the Prisons Department has sent a couple of inmates from Sangareddy Jail to Chanchalguda to get training for doing body massage and other procedures.

The Prisons Department is also in talks with a couple of Ayurveda practitioners, who are specialists in Panchkarama treatment, to work as visiting doctors with the Prisons Department.

Superintendent of Sangareddy New Jail Santosh Rai said that they wanted to equip the inmates with skills by providing training to them. Once they walk out of the jail, the Superintendent said that they would easily get employment outside. He hoped that their efforts would help them bring down the crime rate in the State. Santosh Rai said that they could also earn some money by working in the Panchakarma unit during their stay in the jail.

“The prisoners quite often suffer from depression-related issues if they are put behind bars. Since they would actively be engaged in various works, they could remain active mentally”, Rai said.

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