Farmers, who were protesting on the road due to which Modi's cavalcade was stopped, had argued that the BJP workers got too close to the Prime Minister that they did.

Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi had denied any security lapse or political motive behind the incident and asserted that his government is ready for an inquiry.

The Ministry has said that it is taking cognisance of this serious security lapse and a detailed report has been sought from the state government. 

The visuals have been going viral on social media and his tour was cancelled aftermath of the startling incident. Let's take a look at what has happened to the convoy in the poll-bound state. 

He was taken for an investigation at the airport and Thangal had told the CISF officials that he was not aware of the revolver in his luggage.

The residents of the village Nizampur has claimed that the second man, who was beaten to death on Sunday, has disrespected the Sikh flag and tried to flee the place but he was caught after a chase.

The contentious farm laws that were staunchly backed by the BJP and its affiliates are now going to be withdrawn by the BJP government headed by Narendra Modi.

As he is going to keep a big political step ahead with his new party, the announcement has drawn major attention and stirred debates over how his party would perform in the Punjab assembly polls.

Recently, Singh had met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, which sparked speculations that Congress has lost another big wicket to the BJP. 

On Monday, Charanjit Singh Channi had sworn in as the 16th Chief Minister of Punjab and he also had become the first Dalit Chief Minister of the state.