Opposition raises mob lynching incidents in Lok Sabha, creates ruckus
New Delhi, July 24 (IBNS): The Opposition on Tuesday raised the mob lynching incidents, including the Alwar case, in the Lok Sabha, leading to a ruckus in the lower house of the parliament, media reports said.
Referring to the Alwar lynching case, which claimed a life, the Congress has demanded a probe by a sitting judge.
CPI-M MP Mohammed Salim has said the hate is engulfing the entire nation. "Lynching incidents are also occurring in West Bengal and Tripura as well," he said.
Reports said two men were taking a couple of cows from their native Kolganv village in Haryana to Ramgarh, when the incident took place last week.
Rakbar Khan, one of the victims, had reportedly died due to the cops' alleged foul play.
According to NDTV, police kept Rakbar in their custody for more than three hours before taking him to a hospital.
The policemen first arranged to ferry the cow and then went to have refreshments, the report said.
Though Rakbar was complaining of pain, the policemen were having tea from a nearby stall, it said.
When the victim was taken to a hospital finally, he was declared dead on arrival.
Naval Kishore, a right-wing supporter, who had called up police first after the lynching incident, told media that police had initially taken Rakbar into custody where the victim was beaten to death.
Meanwhile, Assistant sub-inspector Mohan Singh has been suspended for losing three critical hours in taking the victim of lynching in Rajasthan's Alwar to hospital, said reports.
Two other constables have also been moved to Police Lines.
A picture, which has been aired on NDTV, shows Rakbar was alive in the police custody.
The autopsy report of Rakbar has suggested that the victim died due to shock and had multiple fractures in his body.
Image: twitter.com/loksabhatv
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