Recently, 'Waris Punjab De' chief and Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal Singh was arrested from the Moga district of Punjab. Subsequently, Khalistani groups' activities increased in Punjab which posed a security threat to Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann.

Kejriwal on Centre's ordinance: The Centre promulgated an ordinance to create an authority for the transfer and posting of Group-A officers in Delhi, with the AAP government calling the move a deception with the Supreme Court verdict on control of services.

Addressing the media after meeting Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, Mamata Banerjee said, "TMC will oppose the ordinance brought by the Centre against the Delhi government, will urge opposition parties to come together."

The Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government has done away with the half-an-hour lunch break. Still, employees will work an hour less than before.

Amritpal Singh Arrested: Punjab police on Sunday successfully arrested radical preacher Amritpal Singh who was on run from Moga's Rode village. He has been lodged in Dibrugarh jail amid high security.

Amritpal Singh Arrest: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that his party is committed to ensuring peace and security in Punjab. His remark came after Khalistani preacher Amritpal Singh's arrest.

The Punjab government handled this sensitively. No violence was reported. This is a very big achievement for Punjab Police, said AAP leader and Delhi minister Saurabh Bharadwaj.

According to police, the armed men, who came on a bike, rang the doorbell of the leader at around 9:30 pm. When he opened the door, the masked assailants fired at him.

The latest measure has been taken in view of saving electricity.

While speaking to the media after his release, Sidhu slammed the Centre for the developments related to Gandhi and said he will always support the grand old party and the leaders irrespective of the odd situation.

Dubai-returned Amritpal Singh and his supporters had stormed into a police station complex in February and issued an "ultimatum" for the release of his supporter Toofan Singh, who was detained for his alleged role in kidnapping case.

Wearing a black turban and shawl, Amritpal Singh in his 40-minute video said that if the state government had the intention of making an arrest, police could have come to his house and he would have given up.

Amritpal Singh case: On Saturday, the Punjab government began a major crackdown on 'Waris Punjab De' (WPD), headed by Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal, who is wanted in several criminal cases.

The Supreme Court had formed a committee to investigate the matter. The committee had found lapses in the police and administrative officers in Punjab.

The two leaders discussed the law and order issue. Mann told Shah about the circumstances leading to the Ajnala incident, sources said.

This came as Amritpal and his supporters, some of them brandishing swords and guns, broke through barricades and barged into the Ajnala police station on the outskirts of Amritsar city.

The Supreme Court was hearing the matter amid a face-off between Punjab government and Governor Banwarilal Purohit over convening the state's budget assembly session.

Ajnala Incident: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is under fire since pro-khalistani sympathizers attacked police station in Amritsar. The Sikh preacher and Khalistani sympathizer Amritpal Singh and his supporters created law and order situation in the city.

Ajnala Incident: CM Bhagwant Mann on Saturday tweeted that those who took Guru Granth Sahib to a police station as a shield cannot be called the 'waris' of Punjab.

Ajnala Incident: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann on Friday said that the law and order in the state are under control and Punjab police is capable of controlling critical situation.