Both the communities settled their disputes amicably following mediation by local MP and Union minister Krishan Pal Gurjar and Prithla MLA Tekchand Sharma.
About 100 people, who had taken refuge in a relief camp at Ballabgarh police station since the night of the incident, have returned home.
Villagers have started going to their fields for farming and there was no untoward incident in the past two days.
SHO Chainsa Preetpal said the situation in the village is totally under control and the environment is returning to the state it previously used to be.
At least five persons were injured and around 15 houses gutted after a clash erupted between the two communities over construction of a religious structure on May 25.
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