CPI(M) Leader Demands Justice for Aryan Mishra

CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat met the family of Aryan Mishra, a 19-year-old allegedly killed by cow vigilantes in Faridabad. Karat accused the Haryana government of enabling vigilante violence and demanded compensation and security for Mishra's family. She criticized state policies and police complicity in such crimes.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Brinda Karat met the family of Aryan Mishra, a 19-year-old boy allegedly shot dead by cow vigilantes during a car chase in Faridabad. Karat accused the Haryana government of granting vigilantes the 'licence' to act lawlessly.

Speaking to the media, Karat criticized the Haryana government and state police for enabling vigilante actions and demanded full compensation and security for Mishra's family.

She condemned the lack of governmental support and highlighted the lawlessness, calling the murder a result of toxic government policies. Karat insisted on holding the Haryana government accountable for their stance and actions on such incidents.

(With inputs from agencies.)