Lynching On Train

The Punjab and Haryana High Court Wednesday granted interim bail to Naresh Kumar, the main accused in the lynching of 17-year-old Junaid Khan who was stabbed to death on a train near Ballabhgarh in June last year.

The Supreme Court today sought the centre's response on a plea seeking a CBI probe into the Ballabhgarh mob lynching case in which 17-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death on a train in June last year.

On June 22 this year, the murder of 16-year-old Junaid on board a train from Delhi to Haryana sent shockwaves across India. Two of his companions, Shakir, 23, and Hashim, 20, were grievously wounded.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court today stayed the trial court proceedings in the alleged lynching of 17-year-old Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death on a train in June.

The 30-year-old man, alleged to have stabbed 16-year-old Junaid Khanon in a train in Haryana a fortnight back, had hoped to put the murder behind him and found himself a job in a factory in Maharashtra's Dhule. He initially went to his relatives in Mathura and Vrindavan, and later got in touch with a relative in Maharashtra, who helped get him a jo...

Just days after the police in Haryana said it had identified the man who stabbed 16-year-old Junaid Khan to death on a train, it has said that it was wrong, and is now offering two lakhs for any information that could lead to the killer.

Four men including a Delhi government employee were arrested on Wednesday for the murder of teenager Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death on a train last week by a mob armed with knives.

16-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death on a train last week by a mob who accused him and his three companions of carrying beef in their bags. Junaid, his brother Haseeb and their two cousins were travelling back to their village in Haryana's Ballabhgarh from Delhi after Eid shopping when they were attacked with knives on Thursday evening. The...

CCTV footage of three men riding a bike, one of them with a bloodied bandage on his head, is to be shown today to the relatives of 16-year-old Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death by a mob on a train last week who accused him and his three companions of carrying beef in their bags.

The killing of a 16-year-old boy by a mob that accused him and his brothers of carrying beef is "extremely painful and shameful" said union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today, stating that the government will not tolerate such attacks.

Sayara, 46, sits among the mourning women, her hand pressed closely against her chest as if to stop her heart from breaking. Her blue-grey eyes look at you, through you, beyond you. She is the mother of the young men who were lynched on Thursday evening on the train which runs from Delhi to Mathura.

A man who was arrested yesterday for the lynching of a 16-year-old boy by a mob inside a train compartment in Haryana has admitted on camera that he was told by his friends to attack the Muslim boys because they ate beef.

A 16-year-old has died after he was attacked, along with three other young men traveling with him, in what appears to be a hate crime - they were attacked by other passengers on a train in Haryana last night and then thrown off the train when it pulled into a station at Asavati, just 20 kilometres from Delhi.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court Wednesday granted interim bail to Naresh Kumar, the main accused in the lynching of 17-year-old Junaid Khan who was stabbed to death on a train near Ballabhgarh in June last year.

The Supreme Court today sought the centre's response on a plea seeking a CBI probe into the Ballabhgarh mob lynching case in which 17-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death on a train in June last year.

On June 22 this year, the murder of 16-year-old Junaid on board a train from Delhi to Haryana sent shockwaves across India. Two of his companions, Shakir, 23, and Hashim, 20, were grievously wounded.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court today stayed the trial court proceedings in the alleged lynching of 17-year-old Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death on a train in June.

The 30-year-old man, alleged to have stabbed 16-year-old Junaid Khanon in a train in Haryana a fortnight back, had hoped to put the murder behind him and found himself a job in a factory in Maharashtra's Dhule. He initially went to his relatives in Mathura and Vrindavan, and later got in touch with a relative in Maharashtra, who helped get him a jo...

Just days after the police in Haryana said it had identified the man who stabbed 16-year-old Junaid Khan to death on a train, it has said that it was wrong, and is now offering two lakhs for any information that could lead to the killer.

Four men including a Delhi government employee were arrested on Wednesday for the murder of teenager Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death on a train last week by a mob armed with knives.

16-year-old Junaid Khan was stabbed to death on a train last week by a mob who accused him and his three companions of carrying beef in their bags. Junaid, his brother Haseeb and their two cousins were travelling back to their village in Haryana's Ballabhgarh from Delhi after Eid shopping when they were attacked with knives on Thursday evening. The...

CCTV footage of three men riding a bike, one of them with a bloodied bandage on his head, is to be shown today to the relatives of 16-year-old Junaid Khan, who was stabbed to death by a mob on a train last week who accused him and his three companions of carrying beef in their bags.

The killing of a 16-year-old boy by a mob that accused him and his brothers of carrying beef is "extremely painful and shameful" said union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today, stating that the government will not tolerate such attacks.

Sayara, 46, sits among the mourning women, her hand pressed closely against her chest as if to stop her heart from breaking. Her blue-grey eyes look at you, through you, beyond you. She is the mother of the young men who were lynched on Thursday evening on the train which runs from Delhi to Mathura.

A man who was arrested yesterday for the lynching of a 16-year-old boy by a mob inside a train compartment in Haryana has admitted on camera that he was told by his friends to attack the Muslim boys because they ate beef.

A 16-year-old has died after he was attacked, along with three other young men traveling with him, in what appears to be a hate crime - they were attacked by other passengers on a train in Haryana last night and then thrown off the train when it pulled into a station at Asavati, just 20 kilometres from Delhi.