Breaking barriers won't help: MoS Home RPN Singh

December 22, 2012 13:09

Ten students have been injured and another police van was damaged in the fresh round of clashes at Raisina Hill.

Meanwhile, Minister of State for Home Affairs RPN Singh appealed to the protesters not to resort to violence.

"We have assured on the floor of House and every platform possible that strictest action will be taken against the accused. Police has been asked to show restraint but I want to tell boys and girls that breaking barriers won't help (to solve the issue)," Singh said.

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