> The Indian state doesn't discriminate against people based on their religion or color. In theory that is correct. But states have the luxury of being economi

> The Indian state doesn't discriminate against people based on their religion or color. In theory that is correct. But states have the luxury of being economical with the effort they put in. The spurt in beef related lynching is a phenomenon of the current government and has been going on in a while. > Investigations are on in these cases and people are being punished as per the law. I assume that statement of yours is based on some knowledge. How many convictions so far ? I can give examples where the accused got immediate bail layed out on a red carpet.