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Senior Delhi cop Monika Bhardwaj trashes communal angle in dentist’s murder - Out of 9 accused, five are Hindus

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A senior Delhi cop, Monika Bhardwaj, has denied that there is a  communal element in the brutal lynching of Delhi dentist Dr Pankaj Narang.  Bhardwaj, additional deputy commissioner of police (west), has tweeted saying there was no religious angle to the incident.  Out of nine accused persons, five are Hindu, she has pointed out. Of the two persons, who fought with Dr Narang ‘at the moment of first scuffle,’ one was a Hindu, she noted.
The accused are from UP not Bangladesh as rumour mongers 
are alleging, Bhardwaj adds.
March 26, 2016, NewsCrunch

A senior Delhi cop, Monika Bhardwaj, has denied that there is a  communal element in the brutal lynching of Delhidentist Dr Pankaj Narang.

Bhardwaj, additional deputy commissioner of police (west), has tweeted saying there was no religious angle to the incident.

Out of nine accused persons, five are Hindu, she pointed out. Of the two persons, who fought with Dr Narang ‘at the moment of first scuffle,’ one was a Hindu, she noted.

The Muslims accused are residents of UP not Bangladesh as rumour mongers are alleging, she added.

Dr Narang, a 42-year-old dentist, was dragged out of his house in west Delhi's Vikaspuri on Wednesday and beaten with iron rods and hockey sticks by a mob.

The attack was the fallout of the fight he had with two bikers when their rashly driven vehicle bike brushed against him in front of his house.

The bikers rushed to their slum and returned within half-an-hour; they dragged the dentist out of his house and thrashed him so severely, he died later in a hospital.

As the prime accused and many others in the mob were from minority community, many projected the incident as a communal attack on social media. 


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