Speaking at a meeting here, Ali asked the district administration to conduct an inquiry into the incident and asked officers to identify those responsible and take appropriate action against them, an official spokesman said.
The government had earlier issued transfer orders for a Station House Officer (SHO) for withdrawing police personnel from the spot in the Gole Gujaral area during the drive.
On Monday, five policemen, including three officers, and a photo journalist sustained injuries in clashes with residents during an anti-encroachment drive in the city.
The minister also asked the officers concerned to conduct a survey about the status of nomadic population in their respective districts within two months so that a comprehensive policy could be framed to rehabilitate them, the spokesman said.
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