An MLA in Punjab’s Legislative Assembly sparks debate after urging reforms aimed at improving conditions in jails. Jaswant Singh Pathanmajra says the state should ensure basic comfort and better facilities for inmates, including installing fans and water coolers. He adds that no one can be certain they will avoid prison in the future, arguing that “any of us” could end up in jail. The remarks create a split within the House, with members reacting differently to the proposal and its framing. The issue centers on whether upgrading jail infrastructure and amenities should be prioritized as part of broader reforms. The discussion also reflects wider questions about inmate welfare and government responsibility for maintaining humane conditions in detention facilities. The sources report the statement as a reform pitch made from the Assembly floor, but they do not provide details on specific commitments, timelines, or budget allocations tied to the proposal.