The warring groups had resorted to firing leading to the death of three persons, SHO Nadbai, Nemi Chand said.
The injured have been admitted to a hospital, he said, adding one of them is stated to be critical.
According to the police, the groups clashed over a piece of land.
However, no case has been registered in the incident as the police in the border districts of Alwar and Bharatpur are unable to figure out the exact location where the incident took place.
"So a case will be registered there itself," he said.
On the other hand, Bharatpur police control room said the incident took place in Alwar district.
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