Two separate incidents of violence, including a shooting and a stabbing, were reported during the 47th annual Sikh gathering and Nagar Kirtan in Yuba City, California, over the weekend. Two people were injured in the stabbing incident, while no injuries were reported in the shooting.
 

The first incident took place on Saturday, October 31, in a parking lot on Tierra Buena Road, opposite the Gurdwara Sahib, where a shooting was reported. According to the Sutter County Sheriff's Office, investigators have identified a suspect in connection with the shooting. However, authorities have not provided any information about an arrest in this case.
 

The second incident occurred on Sunday, November 1, towards the conclusion of the Nagar Kirtan, when two people sustained injuries in a stabbing. One of the injured victims was taken to UC Davis Medical Center, where the person's condition was reported to be stable.
 

28-Year-Old Sacramento Resident Arrested
 

Police have arrested 28-year-old Davinder Singh, a resident of Sacramento, in connection with the stabbing. He is currently being held at the Sutter County Jail.
 

The accused faces several charges, including attempted murder, conspiracy to commit a crime, inflicting serious bodily injury and assault with a deadly weapon.
 

Police Investigating Possible Link Between Two Incidents
 

The Sutter County Sheriff's Office has stated that investigators have not yet established whether the shooting and stabbing incidents were connected.
 

Authorities are working with Gurdwara management to identify other individuals who may have been involved and take appropriate action against them.
 

Officials have indicated that further details about the investigation may be released on Wednesday.