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Discover the historic Dhaka Central Jail in the heart of Bangladesh's capital city. This renowned correctional facility, known for its historical significance, offers a glimpse into the country's rich past. Immerse yourself in the captivating stories and architecture, as you learn about the jail's transformation from a colonial-era prison to a modern correctional facility. Explore the intriguing exhibits, witness the jail's significant role in the country's history, and better understand Bangladesh's justice system.

Dhaka Central Jail is the oldest and biggest jail in Bangladesh. Mughal subadar Ibrahim Khan built a fort in the present Chawk Bazar area in Dhaka, which later became the residence of Naib Nazim of Dhaka. A criminal ward was built inside the fort in 1788 during the rule of EAST INDIA COMPANY which later was converted into a jail. In the late eighteenth century, 500 to 550 detainees were in ten wards in Dhaka Jail. At the outset, two paisa was allotted as a daily food allowance for each of the detainees. In 1790, the food allowance per detainee was increased to one anna. Later on, the jail building was widely extended. The jail is now known as the Dhaka Central Jail. Given its antiquity and the number of detainees the Dhaka Central Jail is now the largest in Bangladesh. Dhaka Central Jail was built on 36.76 acres of land. The interior area within the perimeter wall measures 17.55 areas of land, and the outside area 19.21 acres of land. There are 48 wards, 12 cell buildings, 233 rooms in the cells, 5 kitchens, 6 work sheds, 4 training sheds for maintenance work, 1 jail bakery, 1 daycare center, and a multipurpose shed inside the jail compound. Moreover, there is a two-story building, which is used for interviews of the prisoners with visitors, and an office complex adjacent to the main gate.
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