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Remembering Junaid Khan: The Lynching of a 16-Year-Old Muslim Boy
On 22 June 2017, 16-year-old Junaid Khan left Delhi after a day of Eid shopping.
He had new clothes to wear.
A festival to celebrate.
A family waiting for him at home.
Like millions of teenagers, he was looking forward to Eid.
He never made it home.
Junaid boarded a crowded train with his brother and friends, expecting nothing more than an ordinary journey home after a day of Eid shopping in Delhi.
Within hours, the journey took a tragic turn when some Hindu men argued with Junaid and his companions over seats inside the crowded compartment. The argument soon escalated into anti-Muslim abuse and violence.
He was called a “beef eater.”
He was called “anti-national.”
His skull cap was snatched off.
His beard was pulled.
Then the violence began.
Inside the crowded train, the Hindu men surrounded the boys. Knives were drawn, and Junaid was stabbed multiple times.
A 16-year-old boy was bleeding to death in a crowded coach.
Nobody came to save him.
When the train reached Asaoti station, Junaid was thrown out onto the platform. He was rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
His family waited for him to come home.
Instead, they received his body.
In the days that followed, multiple accused were arrested, including the alleged main assailant. But as the case moved through the courts, several accused were granted bail and the legal proceedings dragged on for years.
Years turned into nearly a decade.
His family kept waiting.
Waiting for justice.
Waiting for accountability.
Waiting for closure.
Nine years have now passed since Junaid Khan was lynched on a train.
Yet the story did not end with Junaid.
Across India, Muslims continue to face assaults, hate crimes, and mob violence on a daily basis.
The names change.
The places change.
The headlines change.
But the grief remains the same.
That is why Junaid Khan must not be forgotten.
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If accused is a Muslim, not only he gets killed in an encounter but his house faces bulldozers too, If accused is a Muslim not only he is demeaned on prime time debates but is also put to jail for 10-15 years. if accused is a Muslim, he is essentially guilty until proven innocent. In many cases they never even get the chance to prove their innocence. Thats how communal Indian Justice System has become.
Everyday, somewhere in the country, Muslims are mercilessly killed without an iota of hope for justice. These killings never make prime time debate, their killers easily gets bail and soon everyone forget them. This is how cheap Muslim blood has become in India. @FoejMedia
Before 9:00 am, early in the morning, 180 million Muslims in India had peacefully celebrated Eid.
- No one was harassed
- No woman was molested
- No religious place was covered
- No one was beaten chanting slogans
- No one danced in front of any place of worship
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