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Mob beats man, ties him to a pole in Bengaluru

| | Dec 04, 2014, at 01:56 am
Bengaluru, Dec 3 (IBNS): A young man in his early twenties was on Wednesday tied up to a pole and severely beaten up by public supposing a case of mob justice, media reports said.
According to reports, the victim was saved by police officers, who later rushed him to a hospital.
 
The man is believed to be not in a condition to speak.
 
While the real motive of the public outrage on him remains unclear, reports suggest that he was beaten for attempting to pick pocket.
 
The other version meanwhile stated that he received the thrashing for stalking a girl.
 
Police are now trying to identify the culprits through the video.

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