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Five people from one of the nomadic tribes of Solapur village in Maharashtra were lynched after being confused with children.
Messages about such gangs active in Maharashtra have been circulating on various social networks for a few years. month.
At first glance, it seems that these villagers badumed that these five people, who spoke a different language, had to be members of a gang of respite children. According to some media, few people have seen one of the men trying to communicate with a girl during the Sunday market.
After this incident, the crowd cornered the group of men and instead of handing them over to the police, they started
The crowd also confined this group to a local Panchayat office where they been lynched.
Up to now, the Dhule police have arrested 23 people in the case. The police also support the Mafia lynching video clip, which has become viral on social media, to identify the people involved in this shameful incident.
Police sources said that the number of people detained could increase. 19659002] Nath Gosavi is a nomadic community of Maharashtra. They live what people offer them. The people of this community not only wander in Maharashtra in search of food, work, but they also travel to other states.
22 people from this community visited the village called Pimpalner. It was their second visit in the last 3 months. Whenever this community visits a village, they report their stay at the local police station.
These people had reached Pimpalner on Saturday night and had planned to go to the police station on Sunday. On Sunday, at 2 pm, they learned that 5 members of their own community had been lynched by an angry mob in a village called Raain Pada, which was 30 km away from their temporary barracks.
Inda Bhosale (45) with her husband and three children came with this troop. Last Sunday, she would not have thought that she would see her husband, Raju Bhosale, for the last time.
Raju was one of five people who were lynched. Inda was inconsolable and worried about her 3 children because her family had lost a single breadwinner
"My husband was our support, he brought us food, how am I to raise my children without him? world now, I want all those who killed my husband to hide behind bars, "says Inda.
When India Today visited Raain Pada, the tribal village where the lynching occurred, there was no one but a few policemen. patrol. Most of the houses were locked. This village has a population of 1,000 but there was hardly anyone there.
Blood stains were still visible on the walls and floor of the Panchayat office where the lynching took place. Few police patrollers told us that people had to leave the village late at night because they feared the police would take them for investigation.
SDM Ganesh Misal Alps visited the site with his team. Speaking to the media, he said: "The wrong identity seems to be the reason for this lynching, but the messages that circulate on social media open the way to suspicion.The police are investigating this matter. Harmony and peace in the village, we hope that the tension in the village will be reduced in a few days. "
Dhule police formed five teams looking for people who were involved in this lynching. These teams were sent to the neighboring districts with specific information from their survey.
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