Pehlu Khan killed by cow vigilantes in Alwar: Three arrested remanded to 14-day custody

Jaipur: Three persons arrested in connection with the death of a man after he was beaten up by so-called cow vigilantes in Rajasthan’s Alwar district were sent to 14-day judicial custody on Friday. [caption id=“attachment_3373662” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Pehlu Khan was attacked by a mob in Alwar, Rajasthan. Courtesy: YouTube[/caption] Kalu Ram (44) of Ratanpura, Vipin Yadav (19) and Ravindra Yadav (30), both from Behror, were produced in a court, which granted their custody and they were sent to jail, Alwar SP Rahul Prakash told PTI. He said no fresh arrest has been made in the case and that police teams are looking for other accused named in the FIR. The three were on one-day police remand, after they were booked under sections 302 (murder), 143 (unlawful assembly), 308 (culpable homicide), among others of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). They have identified on the basis of a video footage and are among the prime accused in the case. Last Saturday, Pehlu Khan (55) and four others, including his two sons, were brutally beaten up by so-called cow vigilantes who suspected that they were smuggling cows. As many as 16 people were transporting 36 bovine animals in six pick-up vans. They were on their way to Haryana from Jaipur when they were stopped on Jaipur-Delhi national highway. Khan died on Monday during treatment.