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(3) loss of privileges admissible under the remission or furlough or parole system; or (4) loss of such other privileges as the State Government may by general or special order, direct".

6. It is no doubt true that for overstaying the period for which a prisoner is released on furlough leave or parole, he can be imposed with a penalty for his overstaying and absence from jail being treated as prison offence and, therefore, on being released on furlough or parole, without any sufficient cause, if there is breach of any of the conditions, subject to M.M.Salgaonkar 5/5 24 WP-3458-23(24-7).odt which he was released, as per the Maharashtra amendment, he is deemed to have committed prison offence, which empower the Superintendent, after obtaining his explanation to impose a punishment as prescribed.