Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, both linked to the Centre for Justice and Peace (CJP), are currently being held in high-security wards at Tihar Jail. According to reports, prison officials have implemented a strict isolation policy for the pair, stipulating that no other inmates are allowed to be housed with them.

This measure is typically reserved for individuals deemed to be at high risk or those requiring specialized security protocols. While the specific legal charges or administrative reasons leading to their incarceration and subsequent placement in high-security wards were not detailed in the available report, the focus remains on the restrictive nature of their current living conditions within the facility. The decision to keep them separated from the general prison population suggests that authorities are treating their custody with a heightened level of security or sensitivity. No further information regarding their legal status or the duration of this isolation has been provided by official sources at this time.