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Jharkhand man held for beef message died of torture: Autopsy report

| | Oct 14, 2016, at 05:14 am
Patna, Oct 13 (IBNS): Minhaz Ansari, the man held in Jharkhand over WhatsApp messages on beef alleged to be inflammatory in nature, had died in custody due to thrashing and not because of encephalitis, an autopsy report concluded.

According to reports, Minhaz, 22, was arrested on Oct 2 in Jamtara district for an objectionable post on WhatsApp, which the police considered to be inflammatory in nature.

He died on Oct 9 at a hospital in Ranchi.

His family had alleged that he had been beaten and tortured by the police.

The autopsy report said his body bore abrasions and internal injury.

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