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27 persons arrested over mob lynching in Meghalaya’s Syntung

First Published: 10th March, 2020 16:57 IST

As many as 27 persons have been arrested by the police in connection with Monday’s mob lynching case, where a youth from Shillong was lynched by a group of unruly

As many as 27 persons have been arrested by the police in connection with Monday’s mob lynching case, where a youth from Shillong was lynched by a group of unruly mob at Syntung in East Khasi Hills.

Two other youths were also grievously injured in the attack. Meanwhile, a case has been registered under several sections in connection with the incident.

Efforts are also on to nab the other culprits. Two persons – one a juvenile, and the other a senior citizen, who were first detained, were released later after verification.

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