The BJP-led state government has, in the report, narrated the incidents which took place in various parts of Haryana, the number of deaths and those injured, and about destruction of properties, they said.
However, there is no mention of any lapses on part of the authority in controlling the large scale violence.
Scores of Dera followers had gone berserk after their leader was convicted in a 15-year-old case on Friday, with the violence claiming 32 lives in Panchkula and six in Sirsa, besides leaving over 260 people injured. Massive destruction of property was also reported from Haryana and nearby states.
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