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Cellular Jail, also known as (Black Waters), is a British Jail located in Port Blair, India. The jail was built between 1896 and 1906 by the British colonial authority to house political prisoners during the Indian independence struggle.

The jail was built as a panopticon, with seven wings radiating from a central tower, providing for constant surveillance of the inmates.

Inside the Jail, prisoners were subjected to different kinds of torture and forced to perform hard labor.

The Jail was closed and designated a national monument after India achieved independence in 1947.

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A Light and Sound Show Cellular Jail Andaman depicting the history of the jail and the fight for Indian freedom was inaugurated on the jail grounds in 1969. The performance, which is still on the road today, employs light and sound effects to provide visitors with a dramatic and immersive experience.

Cellular Jail Light and Sound Show is now a famous tourist attraction as well as a reminder of India's colonial history.

It has become a significant place of remembrance an

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