"I was on my way home from the gym when I came across four or five men on the road. They live just behind my house. They stopped me, started abusing me, hurled religious slurs at me, and then attacked me," Kaif told FoEJ Media.
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"I was on my way home from the gym when I came across four or five men on the road. They live just behind my house. They stopped me, started abusing me, hurled religious slurs at me, and then attacked me," Kaif told FoEJ Media.
An alleged incident of mob lynching and assault has been reported from the Hussain Ganj police station area of Lucknow. According to the victim identified as Hafiz Mohamad Kaif, the incident occurred while he was returning home from the gym between 10:30 pm and 11:30 pm on July 8.
A group of people allegedly stopped Hafiz Mohammad Kaif Khan near his house, verbally abused him, and made religiously and caste-based derogatory remarks and eventually launched an attack on him.
"I was on my way home from the gym when I came across four or five men on the road. They live just behind my house. They stopped me, started abusing me, hurled religious slurs at me, and then attacked me," Kaif told FoEJ Media.
In a pursuit to save himself, Kaif reportedly took refuge inside a nearby house. However, the attackers followed him inside and continued to assault him.
He received stitches on his head and was admitted to a Civil hospital for treatment. The family also alleges that people who tried to intervene during the assault were threatened by the attackers.
"They hit me with bricks and struck me with the metal bracelet they were wearing on their hands. My entire eye turned black and blue, and I had to get eight stitches on my head," Kaif said.
The family has further urged the police to conduct an impartial investigation, take strict legal action against those responsible, ensure justice for the victim, and provide security to the family.
Meanwhile, police have registered a case and initiated an investigation. However, Kaif alleged that none of the accused have been arrested so far.
"No one has been arrested so far. One person was detained, but he was released the very next day," Kaif said.
Sidra Fatima reports
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Lucknow, UP: A 25-year-old Muslim man, Hafiz Mohammad Kaif Khan, has alleged that he was the victim of a mob lynching attempt in the Hussainganj police station area on the night of July 8.
According to the complaint submitted by his family to the police, Kaif was returning home from the gym between 10:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. when he was allegedly stopped by a group of people near his house.
The family alleges that the assailants abused him, made religious remarks, and assaulted him with fists, sticks, and a brick after he objected.
The family further claims that Kaif ran into a nearby house to save himself, but the attackers allegedly followed him inside and continued the assault.
Kaif sustained serious head injuries, received stitches, and was admitted to a hospital for treatment.
A man pleads for mercy. A crowd laughs, records the assault, and turns violence into content. This video highlights yet another disturbing incident linked to cow vigilantism in India, where allegations of cattle-related activity have, in several cases, led to public assaults before any legal process could take place. Over the years, multiple such incidents have raised serious concerns about mob violence, the rule of law, and the growing tendency to film and circulate these acts on social media. No allegation justifies violence. In a constitutional democracy, guilt or innocence must be decided by the law not by a mob.This reel aims to raise awareness and encourage discussion about justice, accountability, and the value of every human life.
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A 40-year-old man, Mohammad Arshad, died after a safety barricade at a metro construction site allegedly fell on him near Yamuna Vihar Metro Station in Delhi on the night of June 12.
According to family members, Arshad was critically injured in the incident and managed to call his wife before succumbing to his injuries.
Following the accident, police registered an FIR under Sections 290/106(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against an unknown person. However, the family claims that no substantial action has been taken so far.
When asked about the progress of the investigation, the Investigating Officer declined to speak on camera and stated off-camera that further action would require eyewitness testimony. The incident has sparked concerns over safety measures at construction sites and raised questions about accountability in a case that has left three young children without their father.
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