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Friday, March 29, 2024

Young RSS swayamsevak lynched to death in Pune for asking people to wear masks

A young 17-year-old RSS swayamsevak was lynched to death by three youths, including two minors in Chakan, Pune for asking people to wear masks due to the ongoing 2nd wave of the Chinese virus (Covid-19) pandemic. The incident occurred on April 7.

According to Hindustan Times:

“The deceased has been identified as Abhishek Santosh Fulambrikar, a resident of Medankarwadi near Chakan. Based on a complaint from his mother Malini Santosh Fulambrikar (46), an FIR has been registered at Chakan police station against the three youths, under section 302 (murder) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

The police have arrested Ganesh Bheru Reddy (25), a resident of Balajinagar in Medankarwadi, and detained his two accomplices.

Police said that the deceased had asked the three of them on April 6 (Tuesday) to wear a mask. They got angry and called him to an open ground near Gosavinagar. They assaulted him with sticks and stones. Abhishek was rushed to a private hospital in Chakan. After primary treatment, he was shifted to the YCM Hospital in Pimpri where he succumbed to injuries at 10 am on Wednesday, April 7.”

(Featured Image Source: DNA)


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