PM Modi: Jharkhand lynching has pained me, but unfair to insult state

  The Prime Minister said whether it is Jharkhand, or West Bengal or Kerala, episodes of brutality ought to be treated in a similar way and culprits of viciousness get an exercise that the whole nation is one on this issue. 

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  In his first comments on the Jharkhand strike case, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday said the crowd lynching of a Muslim youth on the doubt of robbery has tormented him yet included that offending the whole state was out of line. 

  "The lynching in Jharkhand has tormented me. It has disheartened others as well," PM Modi said while answering to the discussion on the Motion of Thanks to the President's location in the Rajya Sabha. Parliament Monsoon Session LIVE updates 

  The lynching in Jharkhand has tormented me. It has disheartened others as well. 

  However, a few people in the Rajya Sabha are calling Jharkhand a center point of lynching. Is this reasonable? For what reason are they offending a state. 

  None of us reserve the privilege to affront the province of Jharkhand: PM @narendramodi 

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  "Be that as it may, a few people in the Rajya Sabha are calling Jharkhand a center of lynching. Is this reasonable? For what reason are they offending a state. None of us reserve the privilege to affront the territory of Jharkhand," the Prime Minister included. 

  Modi further said whether it is Jharkhand, or West Bengal or Kerala, episodes of brutality ought to be treated in a similar way and culprits of savagery get an exercise that the whole nation is one on this issue. 

  Tabrez Ansari passed on days after he was assaulted by a crowd, which blamed him for burglary and purportedly constrained him to recite "Jai Shri Ram" and "Jai Hanuman". The group that directed his posthumous revealed to The Indian Express that his demise was "in all plausibility" brought about by a mind discharge activated by head damage that was not distinguished by the specialist on obligation at a neighborhood emergency clinic. 

  Resistance groups have been venturing up assault on the BJP over the episode, with Congress president Rahul Gandhi calling the occurrence "a smudge on humankind". 

  "The ruthless lynching of this young fellow by a horde in Jharkhand is a smudge on mankind. The mercilessness of the police who held this withering kid in guardianship for 4 days is stunning similar to the quiet of amazing voices in the BJP ruled Central and State Govts," Gandhi had tweeted yesterday.