This question requires knowledge of the specific offenses defined under the Prison Act, 1894, that are applicable to prisoners within the jail premises.
According to the Prison Act, 1894, which of the following acts are declared to be prison- offences when committed by a prisoner ? (A) Wilfully disabling himself from labour (B) Contumaciously refusing to work (C) Wilful damage to prison property (D) Feigning illness. Choose the correct option : - Question not attempted
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Answer: D. (A), (B), (C) and (D) are correct.
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