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Undertrial Prisoner Killed in Delhi Jail Over Tobacco Trade Dispute

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An undertrial prisoner named Pramod was murdered inside a Delhi jail following a dispute linked to tobacco sales. Pramod was allegedly involved in selling tobacco within the jail premises. Fellow inmates Bhola and Mukesh have been accused of carrying out the fatal assault. The attack is believed to have stemmed directly from a conflict connected to this illegal in-jail trade.

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