Police Shootings of Alleged Cow Smugglers in India Raise Concerns

• Police in India's most populous state have repeatedly shot suspects in the leg, many of them Muslims accused of cow smuggling.
• An Associated Press investigation found that these shootings raise alarm about impunity and bias.
• The majority of those shot are Muslims, leading to concerns about bias.
• The shootings have raised questions about police conduct and accountability.
• Authorities have not taken significant action in response to these incidents.