The Tragic Murder of a Migrant Laborer in Haryana: Beef Consumption Suspected
Outcry and Condemnation Follow Gruesome Incident
Chief Minister Khattar Expresses Regret
A migrant laborer in Haryana was brutally beaten to death on suspicion of consuming beef, sparking outrage and condemnation across the country.
The victim, identified as Mohammad Akhlaq, a 50-year-old Muslim, was attacked by a mob in the village of Bisada, Dadri, on September 28th, 2015.
According to eyewitnesses, the mob, gathered outside Akhlaq's home, accused him of storing and consuming beef, which is considered a violation of Hindu religious sentiments in the area.
Chief Minister's Statement
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has expressed regret over the incident, calling it "unfortunate and unacceptable."
Khattar has ordered a thorough investigation into the murder and promised strict action against the perpetrators.
Nationwide Protests
The killing of Akhlaq has sparked protests across the country, with many condemning the rising intolerance and communal violence in India.
Political leaders, religious figures, and civil society groups have appealed for calm and demanded justice for the victim's family.
Investigation and Arrests
Police have arrested several suspects in connection with the murder, and the investigation is ongoing.
The post-mortem report confirmed that Akhlaq died due to blunt force trauma, consistent with a mob attack.
The incident has raised concerns about the rising tension between religious communities in India and the need for greater tolerance and understanding.
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