When a train journey becomes an election battleground

In poll season, democracy chugs along

Prasun Chaudhuri Published 28.04.19, 06:20 AM

Conversation starter: A local train in Calcutta A Telegraph file picture

Constant threat, no security: Akhlaque’s kin shocked as UP govt seeks to drop lynching charges

Fifty-two-year-old Akhlaque and his son Danish were dragged out of their home by a mob at Bisada village in Dadri on September 28, 2015, on the suspicion of storing beef in their refrigerator and beaten with lathis, iron rods and bricks

When a train journey becomes an election battleground

In poll season, democracy chugs along

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