Violence in Uttar Pradesh: Bus, shops burnt in Kasganj , Uttar Pradesh

NEW DELHI: Violence erupted again on Saturday in Kasganj town of Uttar Pradesh state by a group of people after the cremation of a young man named Chandan Gupta killed yesterday. One group of people burnt down a few shops in the town ' s main market, others smashed up the several shops at an intersection a short distance away and burnt down two buses. According to the report, 22-year-old Chandan Gupta had killed in clashes by the bullet in the Kasganj town which is 170 km from Delhi that broke out during a "Tiranga bike rally" by activists of the RSS-backed students ' group ABVP and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad. Another person which name is Naushad also injured by bulletin the clashes which is admitted to hospital. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had expressed a huge grief for the loss of life and ordered the police to sternly deal with the culprits. The Kasganj police Saturday announced nine people had been arrested those were involved in yesterday ' s violence. A special prob team has been organized to identify and catch the other suspect person In the background, some voices can be heard saying that they would not change their route. Someone else raises the slogan that everyone would have to say Vande Mataram if they want to stay in India. The violence started with pelting stones with each other and ended with gunshots being fired. In between, motorcycles were set on fire, stones thrown at passing vehicles and a place of worship set on fire. Saturday morning ' s vandalism is seen as a revenge for Chandan Gupta ' s death and this attack.