"We submitted a report yesterday on the communal clashes that had occurred in a part of the steel city on July 20," said Arun, a panel member and Commissioner of Kolhan region.
He, however, refused to elaborate on the panel's findings.
Earlier, the district administration had imposed prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the CrPC followed by curfew after clashes occurred in parts of the city, mainly in Mango, Azadnagar, Olidih and MGM police station areas.
The committee members camped in the still city for about 10 days for their investigation.
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