"Such incidents hamper the development, and no politics should be played," he said while talking to reporters here.
But in reply to a question, he said, without naming anyone, that a Congress leader had said a few days back that "there would be riots in the state".
Meanwhile, state minister for Public Health Mahendra Hardia visited the M Y Hospital here where those injured in yesterday's violence are admitted.
The clash between two groups started after a cow's carcass was found, Superintendent of Police Anil Singh Khushwaha told PTI.
Fifty people, including 20 policemen were injured in the stone-pelting, and curfew was clamped in the area. No untoward incident was reported today.
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