In the backdrop of the incidents of violence that erupted here on Friday during the protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019, six cases have been registered while 38 people have been detained.
The police have identified and named as many as 100 people involved in the violence and has taken strict action against them.
"Six cases have been registered, 38 people have been detained. 100 people have been identified and named in FIR, strict action will be taken against violent elements," said Gaurav Grover, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Bahraich.
Police claims that the situation is under control and shops are opened.
"Both District Magistrate and I are making rounds to monitor the situation," he said.
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