Young man lynched in India for chanting 'Pakistan Zindabad' during cricket match

A horrific incident unfolded in Mangaluru where a young man was lynched by a mob of Hindu extremists after he allegedly chanted “Pakistan Zindabad” during a local cricket match.

According to Indian media, the altercation began near the Bhatra Kolurthi temple, where a match was underway.

The victim, whose name has not yet been disclosed by authorities, reportedly had a dispute with a man identified as Sachin. The argument escalated, and the victim called a few acquaintances for support.

Tensions quickly spiraled out of control as a mob formed and launched a violent attack using sticks, rods, and other blunt weapons.

The young man succumbed to severe internal injuries and blood loss before he could receive medical attention.

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Police arrived on the scene, recovered the body, and arrested 15 suspects in connection with the killing. However, three individuals involved in the assault are still at large.

A post-mortem confirmed the cause of death as multiple internal injuries and excessive bleeding.

The victim's identity remains undisclosed, and investigations are ongoing.