"I am here to share your pain," Singh said consoling people displaced by the violence in a refugee camp in Bassi Kalan village, 30 km from here.
Singh, who reached here along with Congress President Sonia Gandhi and party Vice President Rahul Gandhi, at 10.30 AM spent around half-an-hour in the camp in which members from the Muslim community have taken shelters.
Talking to reporters after listening to the people living in the camp, Singh termed last week's riots as a "major incident".
"Our priority and efforts would be that people displaced are sent back home," he said while assuring all help to the UP government in restoring normalcy in the area.
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