In India, Muslims are being massacred in the name of cow trafficking, Photo: Indian media
Chandigarh: In the state of Haryana, 25 and 35-year-old Muslim youths were abducted by extremist Hindus and burnt alive along with their car.
According to Indian media, the charred bodies of two youths were found in a burnt jeep in the state of Haryana. The bodies have been identified as 25-year-old Nasir and 35-year-old Junaid.
Both the youths hail from Rajasthan and were kidnapped and brought to Haryana in their car where they were first tortured and then burnt alive. The bodies were unidentifiable. Both were identified by the number plate of the vehicle.
It should be noted that 5 cases of cow trafficking were registered by the extremist Hindu party in Junaid and it is most likely that this organization is behind this horrific murder.
Junaid’s cousin told the media that when nothing was found of the two even after several hours, they lodged a missing report with the police. At the same time, we went to the police station on the news of the kidnapping of two youths by Bajrang Dal activists.
The family members of the deceased have alleged that the Bajrang Dal workers had brought the Muslim youth to the police station with serious injuries, but the police did not take them into custody, after which the Bajrang Dal workers burnt them in the car.
On the other hand, the police registered a case against Bajrang Dal workers Mono Manesar, Lokesh Singhia, Rinku Saini, Anil and Srikanth. The bodies were sent for post-mortem.
Police say that they will start action against the accused after the post-mortem report. First of all, the bodies must be identified. A close watch is being kept on the accused.
One of the accused named in the FIR, Munno Manesar, a local official of Bajrang Dal, allegedly used to torture Muslims and upload videos of them on social media, accusing them of cow smuggling. Is.
It should be remembered that a few days ago, Bajrang Dal activists also brutally killed a young Muslim heir by accusing him of cow smuggling in Haryana, but the police closed the case by declaring the killing as a road accident.
In India, the Modi government has banned cow slaughtering, buying and selling and smuggling from one state to another state in many states and it is a punishable offence.
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