Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal deputed SAD MLA Tota Singh to hold parleys with members of both groups and convince them to bridge their differences. The district authorities arranged the meeting of Tota Singh with the warring groups, officials said.
Tota Singh managed to bring the warring groups closer for a "permanent solution" so that such clashes do not reoccur, officials said.
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The meeting, which was held here late last night, was attended by Tota Singh and Akali leader Harinder Singh Rania; Gurmail Singh Sangatpura and Jugraj Singh Daudhar (SGPC members), Peoples Party of Punjab (PPP) leader Ravinder Singh Dhaliwal, and Lakhbir Singh, Chairman of Educational institutions of Dhudike and representatives of Dera.
The officials said the meeting was held in a "cordial" atmosphere with both sides agreeing to bury the differences between them, sources said.
Even as both groups pledged not to resort to violence again, heavy deployment of police personnel continued at Dhudike village to maintain the law and order.
During the clash which broke out on Tuesday after certain radical Sikh protested a congregation by Dera followers, at least six Dera followers and three policemen were injured and some vehicles were burnt by a mob.