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Ground Report: How Junaid and Nasir Were Killed by 'Cow Vigilantes'

Junaid and Nasir went to meet a relative on February 14, but never came back. On February 16, news came that two people had been burnt alive – those two people were Junaid and Nasir.
Yaqut Ali
Vipul Kumar
Feb 19 2023
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Junaid and Nasir went to meet a relative on February 14, but never came back. On February 16, news came that two people had been burnt alive – those two people were Junaid and Nasir.
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Junaid and Nasir went to meet a relative on February 14, but never came back.

On February 16, news came that two people had been burnt alive – those two people were Junaid and Nasir.

What happened? Who is responsible? And what has the police done to find out?

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