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How Samadhan Sena kept the communal pot boiling

October 02, 2015 7:32 am

The Samadhan Sena, unknown outside Dadri, was set up in June by Govind Chaudhary, a resident of Virpura village. His house in Virpura was locked on Wednesday as was the Sena’s office in Jarcha village.

Murder in Bisara

October 01, 2015 12:11 am

The mob that killed Mohammad Akhlaq drew force from a perceived pattern of intolerance and impunity.

Dadri: Mob kills man, injures son over ‘rumours’ that they ate beef

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Man beaten to death in Dadri: The attack on Akhlaq and his family took place around 10 pm after an announcement about the family consuming beef was allegedly made at a local temple, police said.

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