Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has responded to the recent Charkhi Dadri lynching incident, emphasizing the state’s commitment to cow protection while condemning the violence. The case involves the murder of a migrant, Saabir Malik, who was allegedly lynched by cow vigilantes under suspicion of consuming beef.
Chief Minister Saini’s Statement on the Incident
Chief Minister Saini acknowledged the deeply ingrained reverence for cows in Haryana but condemned the mob violence that occurred. In a press conference, he stated, “People in Haryana revere the cow, and if they sense some untoward situation, ‘who can stop them?’ However, it is critical to understand that such unfortunate events should not occur. These incidents are regrettable, and people must refrain from participating in such acts.”
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Law and Order Emphasis
Saini reaffirmed that Haryana has enacted strict laws for cow protection, asserting that there will be no compromise on this matter. He noted, “It is not appropriate to label these incidents as mere cases of mob lynching since the Haryana Assembly has passed stringent laws for cow protection. There is no leniency in this regard.”
Arrests and Legal Action
In connection with the Charkhi Dadri lynching case, the Haryana Police have arrested seven individuals, including two minors, associated with the Gau Raksha Dal. The accused are alleged to have attacked Saabir Malik on the suspicion that he had consumed beef. The arrests highlight the ongoing tension and the state’s legal response to such violent acts.
Call for Peace and Legal Adherence
Chief Minister Saini urged the public to adhere to the law and avoid involvement in such violent incidents. He emphasized the need for peace and respect for legal processes in addressing issues related to cow protection.
Looking Ahead
The Charkhi Dadri lynching case has prompted a strong reaction from Haryana’s leadership, underlining the state’s commitment to both cow protection and the rule of law. As the investigation continues, Chief Minister Saini’s statements reflect a clear stance against mob violence and a call for legal adherence in safeguarding communal harmony.
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