11 People Detained In Nashik, Maharashtra For Killing A Man Transporting Meat

According to police, a gang of roughly 15 people stopped an automobile on its way from Ahmednagar to Mumbai on Saturday after getting a tip that there was meat in the car from a toll plaza employee. Two passengers in the automobile were beaten up by the vigilante group. Afaan Abdul Majid Ansari, a resident of Mumbai's Kurla neighbourhood, was one of the two who was injured; Nasir Hussain Shaikh also suffered injuries. According to reports, Shaikh's status is stable.

The two were attacked about 25 miles from the scene of another mob attack on June 10 that claimed the life of Lukman Ansari, 25, who was moving cattle. Six Rashtriya Bajrang Dal members were detained in connection with the murder of Lukman Ansari, whose body was discovered in a canyon.

The 11 people detained in Nasik, according to police superintendent Shahaji Umap, claim to be cow guardians. They face murder-related charges. Today [Monday], the accused will be brought before the court. They were performing this kind of act for the first time. The individuals detained in the most recent lynching instance, according to Umap, have no connection to the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal.

Umap stated that when they received information that meat was being transported, the gau rakshak group [of Nashik] created WhatsApp groups and took action. A gau rakshak was alerted to the car's blood stains by the toll booth staff.

Furthermore, police claimed to have confiscated 450 kg of meat, adding that only a forensic analysis would reveal whether it was buffalo or beef.