Akhilesh briefs UP Guv Ram Naik about Kairana, Mathura clash

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today briefed Governor Ram Naik on the recent incidents of clashes in Mathura, protests by the families of the Dadri lynching case accused and alleged migration of Hindus from Kairana.
The governor was apprised of the action taken by the state government by Yadav during a nearly hour-long meeting, a Raj Bhawan release issued here said.
The chief minister gave information about the steps taken by the government in connection with these as well as some other incidents of loot and dacoity which had taken place recently in the state capital, the release said.

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Meanwhile, a government release issued here said that while apprising the governor of the Kairana incident, Yadav said that the issue raised by a particular political party has not been found to be "true" in the ongoing inquiry.
The issue being raised by a political party in Kairana has not been found "true" in the police inquiry, the release said quoting the chief minister.

Some political parties were trying to gain political mileage out of this incident, he alleged.
On the Jawahar Bagh incident in Mathura, the chief minister said that state government exercised restraint in taking action in view of reports of presence of large number of women and children inside.

Based on the intelligence inputs, the police had to initiate action only after making full preparation and force availability but they (police) came under sudden attack when they had gone there for a reconnaissance, he told Naik.
Action against all those found guilty will be taken once the one member judicial commission submits its report, the CM told the governor.