Once again, the land of Aligarh is stained red with blood. Four Muslim meat traders — Aqeel, Arbaaz, Qadeem, and Aqeel’s brother — were brutally lynched by a mob simply based on suspicion. Their only “crime”? Transporting buffalo meat, which is legal in India. They were beaten, robbed, and their vehicle set ablaze. Even the driver, Munna Khan, who had no connection to the meat business, was not spared. The police arrived, saw the violence — and walked away. In fact, victims were dragged out of police vehicles and further beaten in the jungle. This wasn’t about cows. It was about extortion, masked as “cow protection.” When demands for money were refused, terror was unleashed. A forensic report later confirmed that the meat was not beef — it was buffalo, completely legal to consume and export. In fact, India is one of the world’s largest buffalo meat exporters, and leading companies donating crores to political parties are deeply embedded in the beef trade. This video is a wake-up call — not just about communal violence, but about the hypocrisy that fuels it. When meat becomes a tool to justify hate, and laws fail the innocent, can we still call ourselves a democracy? Watch, reflect, and speak out.