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Jharkhand High Courts asks state government to submit report on Tabrez Ansari lynching case

The bench also directed the Ranchi police to give a report on July 17 about the recent incidents in the district.

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RANCHI: The Jharkhand High Court Monday asked the state government to submit a report on the lynching of Tabrez Ansari by a mob in Seraikela-Kharswan district.

Hearing a PIL filed by Pankaj Yadav demanding a high- level inquiry into the incident, the division bench of justices H C Mishra and Deepak Roshan asked the state government to submit an action-taken report on July 17, the next date of hearing of the case.

The bench also directed the Ranchi police to give a report on July 17 about the recent incidents in the district. On June 17, when Ansari was returning home, he was brutally thrashed by a mob for alleged theft.

He succumbed to his injuries on June 22. Eleven people were arrested in connection with his death.

On July 5, some miscreants wounded a youth with a knife, beat up some people and broke window panes of vehicles in Ranchi city.

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