As many as 117 of these centres have been sanitised in the state, he said in Rewari today.
"Some objectionable items were found during the sanitisation of Namcharcha Ghars in the State," he said, according to an official release here.
The chief minister said that Dera followers had deposited arms with the state government and added that the "people there are cooperating with the government."
Asked if there was any move to search other Deras in the state, he said that it is alright if they are being run in the right manner. He however added that there would be action in case there is a complaint.
He said theBackward Classes Commission, an autonomous body, was seized of the matter and would submit its report.
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