‘Waris Punjab De’ chief and Punjab MP Amritpal Singh was on Saturday sent back to judicial custody in the Ajnala police station attack case and transferred once again to the Dibrugarh Central Jail here.He was produced before sub-divisional court judge Palwinder Singh in Ajnala, Punjab, via video-conferencing from Dibrugarh at the end of his two-day police remand in the case, his advocate said.The court ordered his remand to judicial custody and directed that he be lodged in Dibrugarh Central Jail, where he had previously been detained under the National Security Act (NSA) for three years.Amritpal Singh was re-arrested by Punjab Police on April 23, hours after his NSA detention expired at midnight.The Punjab court had sent him to two days of police remand, and he was shifted from the jail to the local Dibrugarh police station for investigation into the February 2023 attack on Ajnala police station.“On Saturday, the sub-divisional court in Ajnala ordered judicial custody of Amritpal Singh through video-conferencing. He will now remain in Dibrugarh Central Jail. The next hearing in the Ajnala case will be conducted on April 30 through video-conferencing, and Amritpal will participate from the jail itself,” said his lawyer Jasbir Kaur.Amritpal and his supporters are facing allegations of breaking into the Ajnala police station on the outskirts of Amritsar and clashing with officers to secure the release of an aide. Charges have been framed against 41 accused persons, including the MP.On Friday, while still in police custody at Dibrugarh Police Station, Amritpal underwent trial proceedings via video-conferencing in a separate case related to the recovery of unauthorised electronic devices from his cell of Dibrugarh Central Jail on February 17, 2024.The recovery included a spy-camera pen, a smartphone with a SIM card, a keypad phone, pen drives, Bluetooth headphones and a smartwatch.Nine of his associates, who were earlier lodged alongside him in Dibrugarh but later transferred to various jails in Punjab, were also produced simultaneously via video-conferencing from jails in Goindwal, Bhatinda and Patiala.The Judicial Magistrate First Class in Dibrugarh has scheduled the next hearing in the electronics devices case for May 7, also via video-conferencing.Amritpal was first taken into custody on April 23, 2023, from Punjab’s Moga district, nearly two months after the Ajnala police station attack.Twelve other cases are pending against him and his supporters across Amritsar (Rural), Jalandhar, and Moga, linked to incidents of violence and intimidation.He is also named as the alleged main conspirator in the murder of social media influencer Gurpreet Singh, alias Hari Nau, who was shot dead in Kotkapura on October 9, 2024, while returning home from a village gurdwara.Amritpal had won the Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha seat in the 2024 General Election as an Independent candidate while incarcerated in Dibrugarh Jail. He was administered the oath of office on July 5, 2024 after he was granted parole for four days.This was the only time he attended Parliament, and two subsequent pleas seeking parole to attend sessions were rejected by the high court, with the Punjab government consistently flagging law and order concerns.