Two Muslim men were killed in India by cow vigilantes on Friday, according to reports.
The men, who were transporting cattle in the northeastern state of Assam, were attacked by a group of people who accused them of smuggling cows.
Cow vigilantism has become increasingly common in India, with many Hindus considering the animal to be sacred.
The attacks often target Muslims, who make up a significant proportion of the country’s cattle traders.
The killings have sparked outrage across India, with many calling for an end to the violent attacks and for those responsible to be brought to justice.
