Incidents of Lynching are an issue of serious concern.

Increasing incidents of Lynching by mob in the name of alleged crimes like Cow Slaughter, etc. are becoming a cause of worries among the minorities.

Mocking and then the killing of the 15 year old, Junaid Khan has been the most recent incident added tothe list. It has created an atmosphere of terror among the people of many communities especially among the Muslim people.

A few people are creating a disturbance for all. Not everyone holds the same opinions and similar prejudice but the silence of the crowd is frightening.

Hate crimes in any form should be strongely condemned in a country which prides itself for being secular and is the largest Democracy in the world.

Authorities must look deeper into the problem and guilty should be punished. As people we need to speak up not only for ourself but also for our fellow citizens.

We need to make sure such incidents do not happen in the future. It is important that everyone feels safe and continue to enjoy the rights we as a country claim to provide.

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