Hon'ble CHAUHAN, J.—Incarcerated in Central Jail Jodhpur, a convicted prisoner, Narayan Ram, sent a letter to this Court which has been treated as a letter petition by this Court.

2. The petitioner has pleaded that vide order dated 19.4.2012, the District Parole Committee Jodhpur had granted him parole for twenty days. However, it has directed him to furnish two sureties of Rs. 30,000/- each and a personal bond of the same amount. According to him, he comes from an extremely poor family. Due to his poverty, the family cannot procure two sureties for the high amount of Rs. 30,000/-. At best, he can furnish a personal bond, but that too not of Rs. 30,000/-. It is only due to his utter poverty that he has never taken the benefit of parole, although he has been incarcerated for the last seven and half years. Therefore, he has prayed that the requirement of furnishing two sureties be dispensed with and the amount of personal bond be reduced.

3. However, the learned Additional Govt. Advocate claims that the petitioner has completed actual sentence of ten years two months and thirteen days and earned a remission of three years, seven months, and four days. Thus he has completed a total peri

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