Alwar lynching case: According to PTI, a Rajasthan court on Thursday sentenced four people to seven years in prison for lynching Rakbar Khan in 2018 in Alwar on the suspicion of cow smuggling.
According to Public Prosecutor Ashok Sharma, who was quoted by PTI, the additional district judge court found Paramjit Singh, Dharmendra Yadav, Naresh Sharma, and Vijay Kumar guilty of violating Indian Penal Code sections 341 (wrongful restraint) and 304(1) (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) while the fifth defendant in the case was exonerated for lack of evidence.
He stated that Naval Kishor had been cleared since there wasn’t enough evidence to convict him, and the court sentenced them to seven years in prison.
According to Sharma, section 304 (1) of the IPC only applies to cases of knowledge but not murderous intent.
In 2019, Paramjeet Singh, Naresh Sharma, Vijay Kumar, and Dharmendra Yadav were all included in a police charge sheet.
On July 20, 2018, a group of individuals severely beat Rakbar Khan and the other person Aslam in an area covered by the Ramgarh police station in the Alwar district on the basis of cow smuggling.
They were allegedly carrying the cows to their the village in Haryana from Ladpura village through a forested region close to Lalawandi village when they were attacked by the suspects.
Aslam had been able to flee, but Khan passed away from his wounds in a hospital.
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