5 Kashmiris beaten up in Delhi, police begin probe
The victims, including four women, were allegedly surrounded, beaten up by mob of 30-40 people.
New Delhi: A group of Kashmiri people was allegedly thrashed by a mob in southeast Delhi's Sunlight Colony, following which police launched a probe, an officer said on May 11.
The victims, including four women, were allegedly surrounded and beaten up by a mob of 30-40 people on the night of May 10. The victims alleged that they were targeted because they were Kashmiris.
"My sisters were abused and beaten up. I have a broken left hand and one of my guests who had come to visit us was also attacked. It was a planned attack and the accused were carrying hockey sticks," said one of the victims.
He said that they were roughed up and the accused were shouting slogans, 'Kashmiri terrorists should be sent back'.
He said that they had been attacked a couple of times earlier also and had been living in fear in the locality.
Police have registered a case and are probing the matter, an officer said.