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Agra: Mob thrashes man accused of misbehaving with girls

| | Mar 13, 2015, at 09:13 pm
Agra, Mar 13 (IBNS): A man, who was accused of getting drunk and misbehaving with girls, was on Friday dragged out of his house by a mob and thrashed in Agra, reports said.

"He was beaten mercilessly. He was dragged and hit with sticks. Nobody helped him, no one stopped the mob," CNN-IBN reported quoting an eyewitness.

The case is now being probed by the police.

The incident comes just a week after a rape accused was lynched by a mob of thousands in Dimapur city of Nagaland. 

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