Cheque will be considered as bounced if we put stop payment

[1] In case,you being defaulter in making instalments,The bank will recover the outstanding and due amount from you by filing recovery suit against you and your father.

[2] In case of default in making payments to bank by you, and your father being a guarantor instruct bank to stop payment of cheque or close his bank account, ,bank will initiate proceedings u/s 138 of N.I.Act against your father by giving a notice to him.

 Section 138 of N I Act is attracted

have you taken loan

your father has given a guarantee cheque to the bank so as to induce the bank to give loan to someone (apparently you).

the bank acted in good faith and gave the loan

the loanee (apparently you) do not intend to refund the loan.

now your father will give stop payment instruction very good

Apparently your father did never  tell the bank that he is giving the cheque but will give stop payment when loanee (apparently you) defaults.

You also did not disclose any such intention to Bank.

JAIL IS THE ABODE OF SUCH PERSONS AS 420 CASE WILL LIE AGAINST BOTH OF YOU.  Plus your father will fact criminal case u/s 138 of NI Act.

your question

Shall bank will give a notice to my father before clearing the cheque ?

Ans : WHY

I liked the humour of Shri Sudhir Kumar.

Please confirm if the Bank, has given you loan just based on the cheque leaf of your father as the security/guarantee ?? Or does the bank have some other assets of yours mortgaged against loan ? 

If bonafide assets are with the bank as collateral, then neither 420 nor 138 is applicable.