With violence being reported from parts of north India, the chief minister of Uttarakhand, Trivendra Singh Rawat has directed the state police to remain alert in view of the situation created in some states due to the followers of the Dera Saccha Sauda. The chief minister called the chief secretary S Ramaswamy and the director general of police, Anil Kumar Raturi to seek information about the present situation. The chief minister directed the district magistrates and senior superintendents of police of all the border districts of the state to remain vigilant. Rawat stressed that there will be no compromise with the law and order situation. The chief minister went on to direct the director general of police to ensure that special vigilance is maintained in the border areas of the state for the coming three-four days. According to the officials, the chief minister said that in any situation, the focus should be laid on ensuring a solution to an issue in a peaceful manner exhibiting control and patience. The director general of police Anil Kumar Raturi informed the chief minister that adequate police forces have been deployed in all the border districts of the state. In the areas considered sensitive, along with the police forces, the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) has also been deployed. A special eye is being maintained on all the activities, added the director general of police. The police inspector general (intelligence) Anshuman Kumar was also among those present.