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Two Muslim cattle traders, Abid Qureshi and Hasan Qureshi, and a van driver were attacked by a far-right mob allegedly linked to Hindu-nationalist outfits in Damo, Madhya Pradesh, on October 26 after they were accused of being "cattle thieves" and "cow killers". Police have registered two cases, including one against the victims for alleged animal cruelty, according to Indian media.

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Two Muslim cattle traders, Abid Qureshi and Hasan Qureshi, and a van driver were attacked by a far-right mob allegedly linked to Hindu-nationalist outfits in Damo, Madhya Pradesh, on October 26 after they were accused of being "cattle thieves" and "cow killers". Police have registered two cases, including one against the victims for alleged animal cruelty, according to Indian media.

Two Muslim cattle traders, Abid Qureshi and Hasan Qureshi, and a van driver were attacked by a far-right mob allegedly linked to Hindu-nationalist outfits in Damo, Madhya Pradesh, on October 26 after they were accused of being "cattle thieves" and "cow killers". Police have registered two cases, including one against the victims for alleged animal cruelty, according to Indian media.

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