The Assam Police said they are investigating an incident in which a man was allegedly thrashed and forced to eat pork.
In a video which was circulated on social media, a middle-aged man with grey beard is seen being thrashed by a mob comprising mainly youngsters. (Sourced/Twitter- M A Sami)
Rakesh Roushan, superintendent of police (Biswanath), said the police had registered a first information report after they received a complaint from one Shaukat Ali that he was assaulted, called a Bangladeshi and forced to eat pork on Sunday.
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In a video which was circulated on social media, a middle-aged man with grey beard is seen being thrashed by a mob comprising mainly youngsters. In the video, the mob is heard asking the man, “Why did you come to sell beef? Roushan said the incident happened on Sunday evening in Biswanath town, where Ali runs an eatery which serves meat.
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