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Clashes continued between Samajwadi Party (SP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) activists in Uttar Pradesh on Friday.
Lucknow/Etawah/Agra/Faizabad, Jan 12 : Clashes continued between Samajwadi Party (SP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) activists in Uttar Pradesh on Friday.
Senior leader of the SP and son of party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, Akhilesh Yadav staged protest along with party workers outside a prison in Lucknow.
"Our aim is to protest against the behaviour meted out to the students. SP will support students protesting anywhere. This government will have to change its language and attitude towards students," he said.
In home district of Mulayam, Etawah, violence continued for the third day, as protesters set a bus on fire.
Security has been beefed in the city in wake of continuing clashes.
"If such kind of incidents are repeated then strict action would be taken, and in this case also, we have gathered information and will make arrests," said S. R. S. Aditya, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP).
Meanwhile, SP workers staged protest and burnt an effigy of the state chief minister Mayawati in Agra. A state-run bus was damaged.
Earlier, the SP has blamed Mayawati and her BSP for the violence in the state in which at least one person was killed and many others were injured.
Clashes between police and SP activists were also reported from Faizabad.
ANI