Insisting Cow Vigilante Attack Was 'Manhandling', Minister Walks Out Of Interview

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  • Published On: April 05, 2017
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A deadly assault on five men by cow vigilantes in Rajasthan's Alwar, which led to the killing of one of them, was repeatedly described as "manhandling" by state Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria in an interview to NDTV today. When pressed to explain the apparent trivialization of murder, the minister took off his mic and walked off, muttering "nonsense".

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