shall be examined before being introduced in to the prison. The Superintendent may withhold any articles for sufficient reason from a civil prisoners. Certain articles not to be given. Rule410. Intoxicating drugs and spirituous liquors shall not be allowed to any civil prisoner. They can, however, smoke biris and cigarettes at their own expense. Articles through whom purchased. Rule411. All articles purchased for civil prisoners, except those from prison stores, shall be purchased (through) the Deputy Superintendent under the orders of the Superintendent. Restrictions on transfer of food and clothing. Rule412. No part of any food, clothing, bedding, or other necessaries belonging to any civil prisoner shall be given, hired or sold to any other prisoner and any prisoner transgressing this rule shall lose the privilege of purchasing food of receiving it from private sources, for such time as the Superintendent thinks proper. Supply of clothing and bedding to civil prisoners. Rule413. Every civil prisoner unable to provide himself with sufficient clothing and bedding shall be supplied by the Superintendent with such clothing and bedding as may be necessary. Supply of furniture and appliances. Rule414. (i) As Government only provides subsistence allowance at certain rates for civil prisoners, such articles of furniture and appliances as are absolutely necessary, shall be supplied by the prison. (ii) Every civil prisoner is at liberty to supplement as his own expense, the food, furniture and appliances allowed to him. Extra expenditure on civil prisoners. Rule415. If any extra articles of diet are ordered by the Medical Officer for a civil prisoner on medical grounds, any excess of expenditure over and above what can be made by the daily subsistence allowance, shall be paid by the Government. Labour. Rule416. No civil prisoners shall be put to work under any circumstances. Punishments. Rule417. Civil prisoners shall not be punished with imposition of handcuffs and fetters or by whipping. 147