The Chief Minister also announced an aid of Rs 25,000 each to the six injured persons from the Chief Minister's Discretionary Fund.
The state government has set up an inquiry commission of retired District Judge RS Tripathi to probe into the incident. It will submit its report within three months.
Meanwhile, the situation in curfew-bound areas in the town was under control with no fresh untoward incident reported from anywhere, district collector M Selvendran told PTI.
In the ensuing police firing, a man called Nateeb Siddiqui was killed. Administration imposed a curfew.
The curfew is still in place, and the administration will review the situation tomorrow, the collector said.
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