The extremist Hindus who were accused in the murder of a Muslim were released

In India, Hindutva organizations are protesting for the protection of the beef and Muslims are beaten and beaten up often by raising rumors of meat or eating.

Police release six accused in connection with the massacre of a Muslim milk trader in Rajasthan, India.

The milk trader, Pehlu Khan, was attacked on his way back to his home in Haryana after purchasing cow from Rajasthan.

Police said that he had named the 6 people in the death sentence, in the investigation that they saw the accused were not in the scene. Of these 6 people, 3 are affiliated with Hindutva organization.

After the release of the police Mr. Khan's family is now thinking of going to court. Political debate has started.

Police of Alawla district of Rajasthan said that they had also investigated the murder of Pehlu Khan in the massacre in April after the investigation of the crime branch after the district level investigation. The names of two more were combined with seven people arrested at the end of the investigation.

But six other people, who were also named, were not involved in the incident. They were neither on the spot nor were there in a goshala four kilometer away - the police said that the investigation has come up.

Lalu's Superintendent of Police Rahul Prakash was informed in the press conference that "After the district level investigation, the CID-Crime Branch had investigated the incident." The evidence has now ended, the seven accused who have been arrested have found evidence of involvement in the incident. But the 6 accused were not involved in the massacre, the evidence has come in our hands. "

Many people of Muslim community in India have been subjected to torture and murder by self-proclaimed coworkers

Although it is being said by the police that the six were not in the scene, Pehlu Khan specifically mentioned his name in his hospitality statement. His son, who was also killed, also identified those accused.

Irshad Khan, son of the deceased milk businessman Pehlu Khan, told the BBC, "The father had lived in the hospital for two days, an inspector came to record his affair, and he clearly told him the name of the six, that his death sentence deposed. I will go straight to the Supreme Court, hope there will be justice. "

The sources say that three of these six Hindus are associated with an organization, that is why the state government has given them a concession. However, the minister of Rajasthan, Gulab Chand Kataria, not willing to accept this theory.

Responding to the queries of the journalists on Friday, he said, "The police have to face the allegations on the basis of which the names of many people can be written, and it is possible that there can be no evidence against the accused. "

"But it is also the same person who was probably a cow's thief - he was killed, it is improper." Though the thief is not entitled to beat him, he said, "Rajasthan's Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria said.


Meanwhile, there has been a stir between the political and social activists in connection with the release of the main accused. The allegation is that they were given exemption because of affiliation with the Hindutva organization.