Urban Development Minister Azam Khan said that "a plan has been prepared to ensure safe return of riot-affected people to their villages."
"Government has worked out a plan for the safe return of those living in camps which would be implemented soon," Azam said in a statement.
He assured that in areas where number of any community is too low or where they live in remote villages where it is difficult for the police to reach in time, housing at safe places will be arranged very soon.
The minister warned the people to remain cautious from those who want to gain political mileage.
"Vulnerable people of any community will not be left on the mercy of the merchants of death and the government will make alternate arrangements for their security," he said.
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