It is both an honor and a responsibility to lead the Sindh Prisons & Corrections Service at a time when reform is not only necessary but also a moral obligation. Guided by the vision of the Honorable Chief Minister and the leadership of the Minister for Prisons, we remain firmly committed to three core values: Safe Custody, Human Dignity, and Meaningful Rehabilitation.

We are transforming prisons from places of confinement into institutions focused on reform and reintegration. Digital governance and transparency are at the heart of this transformation. Key initiatives — such as biometric verification, the Prison Management Information System (PMIS), modern HR tools, and a centralized Command & Control Centre — are driving accountability, efficiency, and real-time decision-making.

Security is being enhanced through AI-enabled surveillance, facial recognition, smart scanners, and digital access control. At the same time, we are prioritizing education, vocational training, and rehabilitation programs in collaboration with leading academic institutions. These efforts aim to equip inmates with certified skills and support their productive reintegration into society.
With the continued support of the Sindh Government, we are building a system that embodies the values of justice, accountability, and hope for the people of Sindh.
Our Objectives

We are undertaking a comprehensive transformation drive to reimagine prisons — not as mere centers of confinement, but as gateways to reform and rehabilitation.

MR. FIDA HUSSAIN MASTOI (QPM, PSP)

Inspector General of Prisons, Sindh