Who escaped from Ayodhya district jail?

Two undertrial prisoners, Golu Agrahari and Sher Ali, escaped from the Ayodhya district jail.

How did the prisoners escape from Ayodhya jail?

The prisoners escaped by breaking open the isolation barrack and scaling the prison's boundary wall.

What action is being taken after the Ayodhya jailbreak?

A massive manhunt is underway, checkpoints have been set up, and an inquiry has been ordered into security lapses, leading to suspensions of jail staff.

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Ayodhya Jailbreak: Two Undertrials Escape After Breaking Barrack

29 Jan

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Summary

Two undertrial prisoners escaped from Ayodhya district jail on Thursday.
Inmates broke out of isolation barrack and scaled the boundary wall.
A massive manhunt is underway with alerts issued across districts.

Ayodhya Jailbreak: Two Undertrials Escape After Breaking Barrack

Two undertrial prisoners have escaped from the Ayodhya district jail, prompting a significant security alert. Golu Agrahari, a resident of Amethi, and Sher Ali, from Sultanpur, are the inmates who managed to flee.

They reportedly broke open an isolation barrack before scaling the jail's boundary wall. Prison and police officials have initiated a large-scale manhunt, establishing checkpoints and intensifying surveillance in Ayodhya and neighboring districts.

Sher Ali was facing trial for multiple offenses including attempt to murder and gang activities. Golu Agrahari was an undertrial in a serious case involving assault and violations of the POCSO and SC/ST Acts.