Insensitive Vaishali Police Drag a Corpse with Rope Tied to Neck

The Quint 2019-08-19

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A shocking footage from Vaishali district in Bihar shows some police personnel in Vaishali district of Bihar overseeing a corpse being dragged out of a river and beyond, with a rope tied around its neck.
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