"Those trying to spread anarchy will not be spared. The BHU issue is sensitive and the proctorial board should have performed its duties in redressing grievances of girls," the chief minister said while talking to reporters here.
Adityanath also slammed opposition parties for "supporting agitations which create hindrance in atmosphere of development being created by the state government."
The chief minister said ensuring the safety of 22 crore people of Uttar Pradesh was his priority.
A number of students, including women, and two journalists were injured in a baton-charge by the police in BHU where a protest on Saturday night against an alleged eve- teasing incident turned violent. An inquiry has been ordered into the violence on the campus.
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