'Stealing peacocks', Madhya Pradesh: Man lynched

Bhopal: A 58-year-elderly person was pounded the life out of by a horde in Madhya Pradesh’s Neemuch locale on doubt of taking peacocks, police said Saturday. Nine individuals have been captured regarding the case.

Police additionally said that they have recuperated four peacock remains following the occurrence in Lasuriya Aatri town Friday night.

Kukdeshwar police headquarters’ Inspector Anuradha Grewal disclosed to IANS that the horde whipped three individuals for taking peacocks, prompting one of them — Heera Lal — kicking the bucket on path to the clinic.

As per the cop, the peacock bodies were recouped from the three individuals, while nine of the 10 denounced in the lynching had been captured.

As of late, three individuals were beaten in Neemuch and their bike set on fire after allegations they had stolen a goat. Police have captured eight individuals in this association.

Worried at the rising frequency of crowd brutality in the state, Chief Minister Kamal Nath Saturday said that his legislature is taking a gander at bringing an enemy of lynching law.