Mob lynches engineering student after girl's mysterious death

July 19, 2016

mobHyderabad, Jul 19: A young life was nipped in the bud by an angry mob in Mohammadiya Palem of Nizampatnam Mandal in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh as the villagers believed he was responsible for the death of a home alone girl.

According to Circle Inspector V Mallikharjuna Rao, the incident took place on Sunday when the family members of 19-year-old Jasmin were away and she was alone at home.

The locals found two young men, the victim Vemula Sri Sai (18), a B.Tech first year student studying in Bapatla, and his friend Jonna Pavan Kumar (18), both from Adavula Deevi village, near Jasmin's house.

After a while the students were found half naked trying to bring the listless body of Jasmin from her home saying that she needed medical help.

A neighbour caught them and locked them inside the house. "At this juncture the villagers thought that both the young men tried to molest the girl and killed her as she might have refused their advances,” Mallikharjuna Rao said. The mob later tied both the young men to a tree and assaulted them with bricks and cricket bats.

"The beating continued even after the police arrived. The police freed us but for three hours we were not given even a glass of water. All the while Sai was pleading for some water. The police continued questioning us while we were half naked lying on the floor,” Pavan Kumar, who is undergoing treatment in Repalle government hospital told reporters.

He said that they were friends with Jasmin since school days and they had rushed to the village after Jasmin called them saying that she was going to commit suicide.

Sheik Mehrunneesa, mother of Jasmin, alleged that the boys tried to rape her daughter and killed her. "My daughter does not have a mobile phone and there were no signs of a bid for hanging in the house,” she said. Sri Sai's mother Leela, a teacher and local TDP leader, alleged that the police delayed treatment for her son even though he was bleeding profusely. "For three hours my son was left unattended. The police could have completed their questioning after providing him first aid,” a distraught Leela said.

On Monday, the police handed over the bodies to the respective family members after post- mortem. Extra forces were rushed to the village due to communal tension.

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Shami
 - 
Thursday, 21 Jul 2016

Bopanna, How do you describe those goons who chopped the pregnant woman stomach in Gujarat and killed the child mercilessly!!! Are they Humans!!!! Lesser than animals!!!!! Don't comment nonsense!!

Sameer
 - 
Thursday, 21 Jul 2016

Dear Bopu... What do you say about the incidents which i posted below:-
1) Udupi - Father and son was stripped and parraded in public!
1) Mangalore : Youth was stripped and beaten in public!
So which typ of animal are those who did this?
and you say urself stayng in KSA?? If u have shame on ur face you would never stay there as you feel muslims are animals!!
OMCowseee

Bopanna
 - 
Thursday, 21 Jul 2016

Stupid animals. these Muslims are worse than animals

SK
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Now the other boy and the mob has to face the music of the law.....
In this case the mob may face legal proceedings, where as in Mangalore mob has a free hand from the RSS police...

A. Mangalore
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Taking law into their hand is not at all accepted.

Sameer
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Mr. Harish : Both are same. Either in Mangalore or in Hyderabad..

Maruthi
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Mob lynching not supported......where we have rule of law in INDIA

SS
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Both cases are intolerant..... no doubt.
You want world to change, for that first you change yourself.

Harish Ramachandra
 - 
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2016

Mangaluru: Muslim youth stripped, tied and thrashed by Bajrang Dal. this s intolerance.

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