Dadri lynching: Meat found in victim's house 'mutton, not beef', reveals report
28 Dec 2015 8:57 PM IST
Gautambudh Nagar Police has also charged 15 people, including a minor, in this case.
The family of Ikhlaq, who was beaten to death by a mob, at Bishada in Dadri. (Photo: PT/FileI)
New Delhi: In a major revelation in the infamous Dadri lynching case, the report submitted by the chief veterinary officer said that the meat found in the victim's house was mutton and not beef.
The veterinary officer in his report said, "Prima facie it seems that meat found in Dadri lynching victim's house belongs to goat progeny." The report also said that samples have been taken for final diagnosis, and have been sent to the forensic laboratory in Mathura.
The report has come less than a week after the Gautambudh Nagar Police charged 15 people, including a minor, in this case.
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Peace was disturbed in Bishada on September 28 when a 50-year-old man was bludgeoned to death over rumours of eating beef, triggering nation-wide outrage.
Iqlakh's younger son Danish, 22, who was critically wounded in the attack and is undergoing treatment at a Noida hospital, has come out of the ICU and is able to communicate with the family.
( Source : ANI )
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