A prisoner at Naogaon District Jail has been found with more than fifty gas lighters, nail cutters, and pieces of brick inside his stomach. The unusual discovery was made during a routine medical examination and subsequent security checks by jail authorities.

Details of the Incident

According to jail sources, the inmate had been complaining of abdominal pain and discomfort for an extended period. As initial treatment did not provide relief, he was examined by a specialist doctor within the jail premises. Following suspicion raised during the preliminary check, advanced diagnostic tests were advised. Subsequently, imaging tests such as X-rays or ultrasonography revealed the presence of numerous metallic and other objects inside his abdomen.

Recovered Items

Under medical supervision and with the oversight of authorities, the items were recovered from the prisoner's stomach. Preliminary confirmation indicates the recovery of over fifty gas lighters, multiple nail cutters, and pieces of brick. Jail authorities are now investigating how these objects entered his system and how long they had been inside his body.

Security and Investigation

The administration views the entry of such dangerous objects into the jail premises as a serious security lapse. Following the incident, proceedings have been initiated against the duty officers and supervisors of the concerned ward. Simultaneously, an investigation and interrogation are underway to determine how these items were smuggled inside and what the prisoner's intention was. Additional frisking of other inmates is also being conducted across the jail.

Medical Care and Next Steps

The prisoner has been placed under special observation at the jail hospital. His physical condition is reported to be stable. Necessary medical treatment is continuing as per doctors' advice. A detailed report on the incident has been submitted to higher authorities, and subsequent legal proceedings are in progress.