Muslim Men Killing Haryana

The Rajasthan Police on Sunday named 21 people, including Bajrang Dal member Monu Manesar, in the alleged abduction and killing of two Muslim men whose charred bodies were found in Bhiwani district of Haryana.

Nasir, 25, and Junaid, 35, were kidnapped by or cow vigilantes, in February on suspicion of cow smuggling.

The Haryana Government on Sunday ordered suspension of mobile internet and SMS services in Nuh district for three days over apprehensions of communal tension following a call for more protests over the murder of two men from Rajasthan.

Hundreds of people descended on Nuh-Alwar highway in Firozpur Jhirka here on Friday demanding the arrest of killers of two Muslim men from Rajasthan.

The two men whose bodies were found in a burnt SUV in Haryana's Bhiwani, were driven around for 20 hours and killed somewhere on the way, sources have told NDTV.

The Haryana Police has filed a case against around 30 to 40 unnamed cops of Rajasthan Police on a complaint by a woman that her pregnant daughter-in-law was assaulted during a raid linked to two Muslim men believed to be killed by cow vigilantes.

Three of the five cow vigilantes who allegedly killed two Muslim men in Haryana worked as police informers to crack down on cattle smuggling, according to four first information reports, or FIRs, from previous cases.

Haryana authorities moved to cancel the arms licence of Bajrang Dal member Monu Manesar who is among the four evading an arrest in the case.

A court in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district sent one of the accused, Rinku Saini, to police remand on Saturday in connection with the death of two Muslim men from the state whose charred bodies were found in a car in Haryana.

Rinku Saini, a taxi driver and member of a cow vigilante group who was arrested a day ago, told investigators that they took the victims to the nearest police station in Haryana's Firozpur Jhirka while they were still alive, sources said.

The Rajasthan Police on Sunday named 21 people, including Bajrang Dal member Monu Manesar, in the alleged abduction and killing of two Muslim men whose charred bodies were found in Bhiwani district of Haryana.

Nasir, 25, and Junaid, 35, were kidnapped by or cow vigilantes, in February on suspicion of cow smuggling.

The Haryana Government on Sunday ordered suspension of mobile internet and SMS services in Nuh district for three days over apprehensions of communal tension following a call for more protests over the murder of two men from Rajasthan.

Hundreds of people descended on Nuh-Alwar highway in Firozpur Jhirka here on Friday demanding the arrest of killers of two Muslim men from Rajasthan.

The two men whose bodies were found in a burnt SUV in Haryana's Bhiwani, were driven around for 20 hours and killed somewhere on the way, sources have told NDTV.

The Haryana Police has filed a case against around 30 to 40 unnamed cops of Rajasthan Police on a complaint by a woman that her pregnant daughter-in-law was assaulted during a raid linked to two Muslim men believed to be killed by cow vigilantes.

Three of the five cow vigilantes who allegedly killed two Muslim men in Haryana worked as police informers to crack down on cattle smuggling, according to four first information reports, or FIRs, from previous cases.

Haryana authorities moved to cancel the arms licence of Bajrang Dal member Monu Manesar who is among the four evading an arrest in the case.

A court in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district sent one of the accused, Rinku Saini, to police remand on Saturday in connection with the death of two Muslim men from the state whose charred bodies were found in a car in Haryana.

Rinku Saini, a taxi driver and member of a cow vigilante group who was arrested a day ago, told investigators that they took the victims to the nearest police station in Haryana's Firozpur Jhirka while they were still alive, sources said.