Amitava Kumar on India's beef lynchings

October 18, 2017 12:51

'The truth is that, in recent times, it is more often than not the poor and the powerless who have been lynched for eating beef '" or merely the suspicion of doing so.'

Author Amitava Kumar writes in nation.com on 'What's behind India's 'beef lyinchings'?' You can read him here.

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