There was a violent clash on the Chandigarh-Mohali border on Wednesday. On Thursday afternoon, a 31-member batch of protesters left for Chandigarh from Mohali. Jagtar Singh Hawara's father Gurcharan Singh is leading the Jatha. The police is moving ahead and the group behind. Two lawyers are also present together. Anti-right police is also present. Mohali Police is on alert today after the allegation made by Chandigarh Police on Wednesday. The batch was not allowed to enter Chandigarh. The Mohali police has already stopped the group by setting up a blockade. Sangat is sitting on the road while chanting Satnam Waheguru.

The accused in the violent clash case will appear in the court today. The Chandigarh Police has registered an FIR against a total of 8 people, including seven leaders, in the violent clash that took place on Wednesday. The leaders against whom cases have been registered include Gurcharan Singh, Balwinder Singh, Lok Adhikar Lehar, Amar Singh Chahal, Dilsher Singh Jandiala, Jaswinder Singh Rajpura, Rupinder Jeet Singh and unknown. A case has been registered against all of them under 17 different sections. There are many sections in these including damage to public property, Arms Act. 

It is written in the FIR that after being attacked by the protesters, both male and female police personnel ran away to save their lives. Had he not done so, the protesters would have killed him. The police have written that the protesters have looted their 20 barricades, tear gas and guns from the Vajra car, a lot of other weapons from other police vehicles.

On the other hand, on the dividing road of Sector 52-53, near the Government High School of Sector 52, the police have closed the road by placing barricades. Heavy police force is present on the spot. People cannot even walk. Many CTU buses have also been installed here. This is so that the protesters can be detained if needed.

Traffic police is also deployed. On the other hand, Sukhmani Sahib is going to be recited at the protest site for the release of captive Sikhs at Chandigarh Mohali border.  Punjab Police is also on alert after the announcement of sending the next batch for CM residence on Thursday. This time the Punjab Police also does not want to take any risk. SP Jagjit Singh Jalla himself has reached the spot in Mohali. The police team led by him wants to stop here so that a situation like fighting and vandalism does not happen again.

On Wednesday, the protesters, who came out to besiege the residence of the Chief Minister of Punjab, demanding the release of Sikh prisoners and action in the cases of sacrilege of Guru Granth Sahib, ran and beat the policemen. Swords were also attacked, in which several policemen were injured. The DGP has blamed it on the Quami Insaf Morcha. In gestures, he also raised questions on the Punjab Police.

The protest has been going on for a month near Mohali's YPS Chowk. The supporters of Qaumi Insaf Morcha wanted to go to the residence of the Chief Minister of Punjab for three days for their demands. On Wednesday too, a group of people tried to enter Chandigarh. Meanwhile, the police used water cannons on the protesters. The protesters tried to break the barricading. In no time, the Chandigarh-Mohali border became a ground of violence and there were clashes with the police.