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"He Looked Like A Terrorist": The Horror Story Of Karnataka Mob Attack
Karnataka mob lynching: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, which has been facing criticism from opposition parties and the public for failing to do enough to stop the lynchings, has blamed WhatsApp, warning the messaging service of legal action if it did not curb the spread of fake news.
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"We Pleaded, They Were Determined": Cop On Mob-Killing Of Hyderabad Man
The image of a policeman in Karnataka's Bidar pleading with a 2000-strong mob to spare the lives of three men who they suspected were child kidnappers contrasts the viral photograph from Uttar Pradesh's Hapur.
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Hyderabad Techie Dragged With Rope Before Mob Killing, Shows New Video
A 32-year-old software engineer is dragged face down through a muddy field with a rope tied to one hand, in a new video accessed by NDTV of last week's mob-killing in Karnataka's Bidar.
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On Weekend Drive, Hyderabad Techie Handed Sweets To Kids. He Was Killed
A long drive on his weekly day off along with a relative and friends proved to be deadly for Mohammad Azam, a software engineer who was beaten to death by a mob in Karnataka''s Bidar district on Friday on suspicion of being a child lifter.
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Behind Wave Of Fake Mob Killings, Worrying Role Of Local Media
A journalist in north Maharashtra who created a fake video. Local stringers in Jharkhand and Hyderabad who sent out alarmist messages. A 'lone wolf' in Assam who summoned a mob.
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Techie Beaten To Death By Mob In Karnataka After WhatsApp Rumours
A 32-year-old software engineer was beaten to death and three others - one of them a Qatar national -- were seriously injured over WhatsApp-driven rumours of child kidnapping in Karnataka's Bidar. The police said the mob frenzy started after the man from Qatar was seen distributing chocolates to local children. The police have arrested 32 people.
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"He Looked Like A Terrorist": The Horror Story Of Karnataka Mob Attack
Karnataka mob lynching: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, which has been facing criticism from opposition parties and the public for failing to do enough to stop the lynchings, has blamed WhatsApp, warning the messaging service of legal action if it did not curb the spread of fake news.
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"We Pleaded, They Were Determined": Cop On Mob-Killing Of Hyderabad Man
The image of a policeman in Karnataka's Bidar pleading with a 2000-strong mob to spare the lives of three men who they suspected were child kidnappers contrasts the viral photograph from Uttar Pradesh's Hapur.
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Hyderabad Techie Dragged With Rope Before Mob Killing, Shows New Video
A 32-year-old software engineer is dragged face down through a muddy field with a rope tied to one hand, in a new video accessed by NDTV of last week's mob-killing in Karnataka's Bidar.
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On Weekend Drive, Hyderabad Techie Handed Sweets To Kids. He Was Killed
A long drive on his weekly day off along with a relative and friends proved to be deadly for Mohammad Azam, a software engineer who was beaten to death by a mob in Karnataka''s Bidar district on Friday on suspicion of being a child lifter.
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Behind Wave Of Fake Mob Killings, Worrying Role Of Local Media
A journalist in north Maharashtra who created a fake video. Local stringers in Jharkhand and Hyderabad who sent out alarmist messages. A 'lone wolf' in Assam who summoned a mob.
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Techie Beaten To Death By Mob In Karnataka After WhatsApp Rumours
A 32-year-old software engineer was beaten to death and three others - one of them a Qatar national -- were seriously injured over WhatsApp-driven rumours of child kidnapping in Karnataka's Bidar. The police said the mob frenzy started after the man from Qatar was seen distributing chocolates to local children. The police have arrested 32 people.
