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The convict, who came out of Hazaribagh Central Jail on parole for only 30 days, returned to jail after a full 18 months. That criminal is Vishal Singh, who is accused of murder in a gang war in the Hazaribagh Civil Court premises. Vishal Singh came out of Hazaribagh Central Jail on October 6, 2021, on parole given for only 30 days in the name of rescue from Kovid-19. But returned to jail on April 22, 2023.
And this is not the first time. Even before this he was on parole for 90 days in the name of Kovid-19. He is the only criminal in the state to stay out of jail for so long in the name of rescue from Kovid-19. Convicted prisoners like former MP Prabhunath Singh, former minister Enos Ekka were also able to stay out of jail only for 90 days in the name of Kovid. From this the influence of Vishal Singh on the jail administration can be understood. The then Inspector General of Prisons Birendra Bhushan has even used his privilege to grant him parole. You must be remembering the incident in Hazaribagh civil court complex when on June 2, 2015, gangster Sushil Srivastava was brought to the court amidst police security for production. Meanwhile, members of the Pandey gang attacked the court premises and killed gangster Sushil Srivastava and two of his associates – Gyasuddin and Kalam Khan. AK-47 was used in this massacre. On September 22, 2020, the Sessions Court sentenced five people including Vikas Tiwari, Vishal Singh in the case of this gang war that took place in the court premises.
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