Low-caste Indian Dalit murdered for owning a horse

March 31, 2018 4:36 PM

AHMEDABAD, INDIA (AFP) – A young farmer from India’s lowest caste Dalit community has been beaten to death for owning a horse, which is seen as a symbol of power and wealth, police said on Saturday (March 31).

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