Pulwama fall out: U’khand CM denies attack on Kashmiri students

Dehradun (Uttarakhand): Chief Minister Trivenndra Singh Rawat on Sunday rubbished reports of Kashmiri students being attacked in Uttarakhand.
The Chief Minister said attempts were made by people with questionable motives to malign Uttarakhand’s image.
Denying the reports of an attack on Kashmiri students, Trivendra Singh Rawat took to the twitter and wrote: “An attempt is being made by people with questionable motives to malign our state. No, I REPEAT NO incident of beating or harassment of Kashmiri students has been reported anywhere in the state. I am making it clear that law-breakers, including rumour mongers will NOT be spared either.” The police also on Sunday dismissed reports of Kashmiri students being attacked in Dehradun in the aftermath of the Pulwama terror attack and asserted that “everything is normal.” “Rumours are being spread on social media that girls here are not safe. Everything is normal here. We are providing full protection to everyone,” Director General of Police Ashok Kumar told ANI.
The statement comes after media reports suggested that Kashmiri students had to lock themselves up in order to remain safe as mob violence erupted in the vicinity over the ghastly terror attack in Pulwama.