New Delhi: In Haryana’s Charkhi Dadri district, a migrant worker from West Bengal was suspected of eating beef and was allegedly beaten to death. Haryana police have arrested five members of a cow vigilante group and detained two children in connection with the alleged lynching of a man.
The incident has caught everyone’s attention. BSP chief Mayawati has expressed outrage and expressed concern over the law and order situation in the region. The BSP shared a post on microblogging site X, stating that the brutal lynching of a poor youth is a shameful act that exposes the failure of the rule of law.
“The disease of mob lynching is not going away. The latest incident, the brutal lynching of a poor youth on suspicion of eating beef in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, is a shame to humanity and exposes the rule of law; it is extremely sad and condemnable. Strict action is needed,” he said in Hindi.
The disease of mob lynching/mob lynching is not going away. In the latest incident, the brutal lynching of a poor youth on suspicion of eating beef in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, brings shame to humanity and exposes the rule of law, it is extremely sad and condemnable. Strict action is needed.
—Mayawati (@Mayawati) September 1, 2024
The deceased, identified as Sabir Malik, a 26-year-old man from North 24 Parganas district in West Bengal, lived in Hansawas village, Charkhi Dadri. He lived with his wife and 2-year-old daughter and worked as a rag picker.
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