Muslim Man Ambushed by Cow Vigilantes in India Remains Missing for Two Years

Muslim Man Ambushed by Cow Vigilantes in India Remains Missing for Two Years

Mumbai,‍ India – Rafiq Tamboli‌ would have been 33 years old now. Or maybe he ⁤still is. His wife doesn’t know if he is dead or alive. Nobody has seen him for at least ‌two ⁤years.

A resident of Qureshi Nagar in Mumbai’s Kurla locality, Rafiq worked as a driver transporting meat for a couple of traders‍ in the animal industry.

On June 4, 2021, he received⁣ an assignment to pick ⁣up meat from the city of Daund in Pune district⁣ of Maharashtra – about​ 250km (155⁤ miles) from Mumbai, the state capital.

After⁢ loading⁣ the meat in his truck, Rafiq embarked on a fivehour journey back home at about⁤ 9pm. He called ⁣his wife, Reshma Tamboli, just before he started ⁤driving.

“It was a normal conversation,” the 35-year-old told Al Jazeera. “I asked him ​if he had had dinner. He said he would in‌ half an hour or so. That was about‍ it.”

Little did Reshma know that it would be their last conversation.

Link from www.aljazeera.com

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