LUCKNOW, Jan. 4 -- In an incident apparently linked to an ongoing dispute over a 20-feet-wide public access road, a Swastika City resident, Kaushal Kishore Tiwari, lodged a written complaint at Sushant Golf City police station after some unidentified youths were seen near his house on Friday night, triggering fears for his safety. Police, however, said that upon verification, the individuals were found to be students of a nearby coaching institute and that no criminal intent was established. Tiwari is one of the residents who had earlier lodged an FIR against former MP Dhananjay Singh and others in connection with the dispute over the road. In an official statement, Lucknow police said that two teams were formed to verify the complaint and conduct on-the-spot inquiries. "During physical verification, it was found that the boys and girls were students of a coaching centre located about 50 metres from the complainant's house," the statement said. According to police, the students had finished their classes around 8 pm and had moved towards the complainant's house in a 'mischievous manner', but had no criminal objective. All the students involved are minors, and therefore their identities are being kept confidential, police added. Earlier, according to the complaint, the incident occurred around 10.22 pm on January 2 when Tiwari noticed the group near his residence and apprehended a threat to his life and property, following which he called UP-112 and later submitted a written complaint at the police station. Police said the complainant was informed in detail about the findings of the inquiry and that the parents of the students were also contacted, after which Tiwari expressed satisfaction with the police action. CCTV footage from the area is also being examined as part of the inquiry, police said, adding that further action would be taken if required....