<p>The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Faridabad court trial of the lynching of the young Muslim boy Junaid.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Supreme Court has also asked the Haryana government for a detailed report.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The court also said that it would examine whether the investigation into the lynching should be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation or not.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Fifteen-year-old Junaid Khan had in June last year been travelling with an elder brother and friends back to his Haryana village after shopping in Delhi for Eid when a few fellow passengers asked them to vacate their seats.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A fight ensued when they refused. And Junaid ended up being stabbed to death.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The killing was possibly a hate crime since Junaid and the others were called &quot;beef eaters&quot;&nbsp;and their beards tugged before they were attacked.&nbsp;</p>


The Supreme Court has also asked the Haryana government for a detailed report

The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Faridabad court trial of the lynching of the young Muslim boy Junaid. The Supreme Court has also asked the Haryana government for a detailed report. Junaid train lynching case: Supreme Court said, it would also examine whether the probe agency, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) should be handed over the investigation or not. — ANI (@ANI) March 19, 2018 × The court also said that it would examine whether the investigation into the lynching should be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation or not. Fifteen-year-old Junaid Khan had in June last year been travelling with an elder brother and friends back to his Haryana village after shopping in Delhi for Eid when a few fellow passengers asked them to vacate their seats. A fight ensued when they refused. And Junaid ended up being stabbed to death. The killing was possibly a hate crime since Junaid and the others were called "beef eaters" and their beards tugged before they were attacked.

Junaid lynching: Supreme Court stays trial in Haryana court

<p>Four persons arrested in connection with the stabbing of a Muslim boy onboard a Mathura-bound train have remanded in judicial custody for 14 days by a court here.</p>

<p>Police said the accused were arrested on June 28 and were initially sent to two-day police remand.</p>

<p>Junaid Khan, 17,&nbsp;was stabbed to death on June 22 as he and his brothers were returning home to Haryana&#39;s Khandawli village after Eid shopping in Delhi.</p>

<p>His brothers - Hashim and Sakir - who were also travelling in the train with him, were assaulted by the mob which allegedly also hurled religious slurs at them.</p>

<p>Police have so far arrested five persons. Of the five, four held on June 28 are residents of Khambi village.</p>

<p>The fifth was arrested earlier.</p>


Junaid Khan, 17, was stabbed to death as he and his brothers were returning home to Haryana's Khandawli village after Eid shopping in Delhi

Four persons arrested in connection with the stabbing of a Muslim boy onboard a Mathura-bound train have remanded in judicial custody for 14 days by a court here. Police said the accused were arrested on June 28 and were initially sent to two-day police remand. Junaid Khan, 17, was stabbed to death on June 22 as he and his brothers were returning home to Haryana's Khandawli village after Eid shopping in Delhi. His brothers - Hashim and Sakir - who were also travelling in the train with him, were assaulted by the mob which allegedly also hurled religious slurs at them. Police have so far arrested five persons. Of the five, four held on June 28 are residents of Khambi village. The fifth was arrested earlier.

Train lynching case: 4 arrested remanded in judicial custody

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