Rahul gandhi terms dsp's lynching in kashmir as 'horrific'

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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today termed the lynching of a deputy superintendent of police in Jammu and Kashmir as "horrific", saying the incident marked a new low in the


state. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today termed the lynching of a deputy superintendent of police in Jammu and Kashmir as "horrific", saying the incident marked a new low


in the state. He lamented that the state had gone back several decades due to the "complete failure" of the PDP-BJP combine there. "The brutal lynching of Deputy SP Md Ayub


Pandith marks a new low. Pained beyond words at the horrific incident," he said on Twitter. "Heartbreaking to see J&K being pushed back several decades because of the complete


failure of the PDP/BJP government," he tweeted. Gandhi has been on a vacation abroad to meet his grandmother where he also celebrated his birthday. DSP Mohammed Ayoub Pandit was


stripped naked and stoned to death by an irate mob after he allegedly opened fire at a group of people, who caught him clicking pictures near a mosque in Srinagar's downtown area in the


early hours today. (This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)