16 September,2022 04:15 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
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Two women were beaten up by an irate mob in Mumbra in Thane district on suspicion that they were child-lifters, a police official said on Friday.
They were rescued by a police team that arrived at the spot in Mumbra Devi colony after someone alerted them to the incident, which took place on Thursday, he said.
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"The women were wearing burkhas. They are beggars and were roaming in the locality when some residents spotted them and thrashed them," he said.
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No case has been registered over the incident so far, Senior Inspector Ashok Kadlag of Mumbra police station said.
A video of the incident was widely circulated on social media.
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