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2 northeast men beaten up in Gurgaon

| | Oct 17, 2014, at 03:53 am
New Delhi, Oct 16 (IBNS) A gang of locals allegedly beat up two men from Nagaland in Gurgaon, police said on Thursday.

 The incident occurred in Sikanderpur area on Wednesday night.

The victims have been admitted to Gurgaon Civil Hospital, reports said.

"Awang and Chester, who were thrashed in Gurgaon, say a group of at least seven people burst into their room at midnight and hit them repeatedly with cricket bats and sticks till 3 am," NDTV reported.

Attackers reportedly shaved the head of one of the victims.

The incident came to light at a time when a gang men attacked a Manipuri student in Karnataka's Bangalore city on Tuesday.

Reacting on the incidents, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted: "There should be no discrimination against anyone in our country on the basis of caste, religion creed or sect."
 

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