PATNA, June 7 -- Nearly four days after a video of Masaurhi sub divisional jail under trials purportedly consuming liquor and smoking hookah inside the barracks went viral on social media, four prison officials including the jailor have been suspended for negligence. "The state prison (home) department suspended jailor Umashankar Sharma, warders-Chandrashekhar Azad, Gaurav Kumar and Alok Kumar--for administrative negligence," said an official. A video had surfaced online showing under trial prisoners, including those accused of serious crimes like murder, drinking alcohol, consuming drugs, dancing, and recording their activities inside the jail premises. Reports suggest that prisoners can access mobile phones and liquor by bribing jail officials. The prison authority transferred six inmates seen in the video to Beur Central jail. They include Deepak Kumar and Mohd Imam from Taregna, Vipin Kumar from Jehanabad, Golu Kumar from Naubatpur, Ajit Kumar from Dhanarua and Bottle Kumar from Kadirganj. Earlier Patna DM Thiyagarajan SM said no such activity took place inside the jail. Following his orders, a probe was also conducted by Masaurhi SDO and SDPO, and a report was submitted on Tuesday. The DM sought an explanation from the Masaurhi jail superintendent and jailor in connection with the use of cellphones on the jail premises. The DM said, "The report submitted by the officials did not confirm use of any narcotic substance inside the prison. The activities of the jail administration will be closely monitored. Negligence inside jail will not be tolerated." Beur Central Jail superintendent Neeraj Kumar Jha conducted a 5-hour inspection of the jail. After seeing the video, an FIR was filed against six inmates at Masaurhi PS. According to officials, a probe is going on into the possible collusion of jail staff, the security check conducted after return of inmates from court, and articles that come inside the prison. Officials have not clarified how the items entered the jail or how mobile phones were accessible to the inmates. Jail authorities have refrained from publicly confirming if alcohol or marijuana was actually consumed....