Talking to reporters today, Coal Minister Jaiswal said that Sept. 10 was the date by which his Ministry was to have handed over the files to CBI.
Some files in the meantime were handed over to the probe agency, Jaiswal said, adding that CBI would now find the remaining ones.
Responding to a query on the violence in Muzaffarnagar district, the Congress leader said that the Uttar Pradesh government should leave no stone unturned in improving the law and order situation in the affected areas.
But instead of going into details like whose fault it was that the riots had taken place, the priority now should be to normalise the situation and provide security to the people, he added.
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