Reflections on Incarceration
Anand Teltumbde, a scholar and activist, recounts his 31-month experience as an undertrial in Taloja Central Prison in his book "In The Cell and the Soul: A Prison Memoir".
Punitive actions against prisoners are seen as a demonstration of administrative control
Teltumbde describes being isolated from the outside world for four weeks during the pandemic as "a harrowing experience" amidst a nation gripped by anxiety.
- He spent 31 months in prison before being released on bail in November 2022.
- The prison's surveillance system, bureaucracy, and systemic failures are highlighted in his book.
- Suspensions of phone facilities and rejections of applications from prisoners are among the issues discussed.
Author's summary: A memoir on prison experience.
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