Jaipur, Oct. 30 -- Inmates of the Shyalawas Central Jail organised a unique event on Wednesday to mark National Unity Day and the 150th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Inspired by Jail Superintendent Paras Jangid and guided by Jailer Vikas Bagoria, over 400 inmates came together in the open ground of the prison to create a massive map of India. The inmates then sat within the outline of the map to symbolise national unity and integrity. At the centre of this artistic display stood a symbolic "Statue of Unity" - a large model of Sardar Patel - that became the highlight of the event, serving as a tribute to the leader who united India. During the program, inmates waved tricolour flags and chanted slogans like "Bharat Mata Ki Jai," "Vande Mataram," and "National Unity Zindabad," filling the premises with patriotic fervour. The effort was led by inmate Sandeep Gupta, with support from Vikas Sharma, Mahesh, Nitin, Dinesh, Rajesh Moortikar, Ramprasad, Praveen Saini, and others. The event concluded with the national anthem, reflecting a deep sense of devotion and solidarity. Officials said the initiative aimed to imbibe Sardar Patel's ideals of unity, integrity, and brotherhood among the inmates, inspiring them to channelise positive energy On Monday, as part of preparations for National Unity Day, inmates at the Syalawas Central Jail created a lifelike sand art sculpture of Sardar Patel. The artwork, crafted entirely from the natural soil and colours available within the prison premises, symbolised an inspiring effort toward reform and creative expression through art. They also crafted traditional earthen and cow-dung lamps this Diwali as part of an eco-friendly initiative launched to promote creativity, positivity, and self-reliance among prisoners. The lamps made of clay and cow dung were not only a symbol of environmental awareness but also a reflection of the icreativity and hard work....