Mobile web service that was briefly suspended in Punjab’s Patiala district owing to regulation and order state of affairs has now been restored. The providers had been snapped on Saturday, a day after clashes broke out between a right-wing Hindu group Shiv Sena (Bal Thackeray) and pro-Khalisatni activists. Initially, cellular web providers had been supposed to stay suspended until 6pm.

Punjab chief minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Bhagwant Mann earlier immediately ordered the transfer of three senior police officials in wake of the clashes. Inspector General of Police (IG) Patiala vary, Rakesh Aggarwal, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Patiala, Nanak Singh and Superintendent of Police (SP) Harpal Singh have been transferred, an announcement from the chief minister’s workplace learn.

Harish Singla, chief of Shiv Sena (Bal Thackeray) outfit – which isn’t related with the Shiv Sena, is the sole person to have been arrested in the incident so far. He was nabbed by Punjab Police on Friday late night following a high-level assembly chaired by Mann.

Meanwhile, the chief minister has ordered an inquiry into the clashes and requested police to not spare any perpetrator. He has additionally requested Punjab director common of police (DGP) VK Bhawra to maintain a detailed tab over the present situation in Patiala and continuously replace him.

On Friday night, Patiala administration introduced a curfew within the district until 6am Saturday. After the curfew was lifted earlier immediately, the information of non permanent shutting of cellular web providers and switch of three cops emerged.

In different improvement to the story, a fresh protest took place outside the Kali Devi temple in Patiala – the location of yesterday’s clashes, on Saturday. A Hindu physique often called Shiv Sena Hindustan led the agitation, with its president Yograj Sharman telling information company ANI that the Hindus of Punjab “are ready to protest”.

Violence erupted on Friday after Shiv Sena (Bal Thackeray) organised a ‘Khalistan Murdabad’ march from Patiala’s Arya Samaj to the Kali temple. This prompted pro-Khalistani supporters assembling in massive numbers, and later each side engaged in violence by throwing stones at one another and brandishing swords. Police fired 15 rounds of pictures within the air to carry the state of affairs underneath management.

(With inputs from bureau)