In modern society, mobile phones have become an indispensable part of people's daily lives. From work to socializing, to various trivial matters in life, the use of mobile phones covers all aspects of our lives. However, with the development of technology and the continuous escalation of criminal methods, prisoners in prisons have also begun to use mobile phones for illegal activities. cell phone jammer Therefore, the Indian government decided to install mobile phone signal jammers in prisons to prevent criminals from continuing to use mobile phones for illegal activities. GPS jammer

　　However, this move has also caused serious social problems. Wifi jammer The residential area near the Central Jail in Amritsar is the most typical example. With the installation of signal jammers, the daily lives of more than 15,000 residents around have been greatly disturbed.

　　Reasons for residents' protests

　　The extension range of signal jammers includes several villages and communities such as Wahguru City, Dream City, and Jabal Road. signal jammer This expansion means that the mobile phone signals of local residents are severely interfered, making it impossible for them to make or receive calls. Merchants cannot receive orders, students cannot contact teachers, and even emergency calls are difficult to get through.

　　With the support of the leaders of the Indian People's Party, local residents took to the streets to protest and express their dissatisfaction. Party leaders such as Harvinder Singh Sandhu also participated in the protest and asked the government to review the negative impact of this move on the lives of ordinary residents.

　　Conflict between prison security and residents' rights

　　The main purpose of installing signal jammers in Amritsar Central Jail is to combat illegal activities in prisons. In recent years, a large number of contraband items such as mobile phones and drugs have been seized in prisons. Prisoners use mobile phones to contact the outside world and continue illegal transactions and activities, which has brought great pressure to prison management.