Alwar: A Haryana dweller has become the victim of mob lynching on Saturday in Ramgarh area of the district on misgiving information of cow smuggling. The incident comes a year after a man, in his 50s, was beaten to death by a group of alleged cow vigilantes in Alwar.

The killed has been identified as Akbar Khan. He was allegedly moving two cows from his native Kolganv village in Haryana to Ramgarh's Lalwandi village .Here a group of residents beat him to death.

According to the reports The body has been kept in Alwar government hospital.olice are probing the matter.

The incident happened just four days after the Supreme Court of India asked Centre Govt to view framing a new law on lynching.

Worth mention here a three-judge bench led by Chief Justice Dipak Misra stated that "horrendous act of mobocracy can't be allowed” and asked the Centre to make ‘lynching’ a separate offence and bring in a law.

It is noted that Last year, Pehlu Khan, stated to be in his fifties, was beaten up along with other kins of his family by a group of alleged cow vigilantes on National Highway 8 in Rajasthan's Alwar district. Khan was being taken in district's Kailash hospital, here he died due to injuries.