Failing to Hold Violent ‘Cow Protectors’ to Account in India

Interview: Killing in the Name of Cows Vigilante groups in India are beating up and sometimes killing people they suspect of slaughtering cows. Research consultant Jayshree Bajoria speaks to Philippa Stewart about the violence blighting the country. Read More Over two years after a mob killed a Muslim dairy farmer, no one has been held accountable for his death. Authorities in India are failing to properly investigate people responsible for a violent campaign against those engaged in the cattle trade or who consume beef. On August 14, a court in Rajasthan acquitted all men on trial of…

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