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Ahmedabad:聽Congress workers stormed into the Gujarat party headquarters here on Monday and burnt posters of senior leader Bharatsinh Solanki to protest against the party decision to give the ticket to sitting MLA聽Imran Khe hydrojug canada (https://www.hydrojug.ca) dawala聽from his Jamalpur-Khadia seat in the city. The angry protestors also damaged former Gujarat Congress chief Solanki nameplate and defaced the building walls by writing defamatory words against him with spray paint, alleging that he took money from Khedawala and deliberately ignored youth Congress leader and former councillor Shahnawaz Shaikh claim for this Muslim-dominated seat. https://twitter/nanditathhakur/status/1592087064706961409 Though local Congress workers, as well as the people of Jamalpur, were against sitting ML yeti ca (https://www.ye-ti.ca) A Khedawala, some so-ca stanley cup (https://www.stanleycups.com.de) lled leaders, who are running the party like their family estate, have taken arbitrary decisions and given a ticket to him, a party worker claimed, demanding that Khedawala mandate be revoked. Instead of giving tickets to committed party workers like Shaikh, our leaders gave tickets to Khedwala after taking money. This is a conspiracy to give away the seat to the Bharatiya Janata Party BJP , another angry protester alleged. Also ReadVHP warns of statewide protest if assaulted Hyderabad law student denied justice Congress spokesperson Parthivraj Kathvadia said the party workers must maintain peace and respect the decision, and added tha Prmp Officials: Power outage caused when Dedham man cuts trees
PORTLAND, Maine 鈥?The Norwegian tourist who threatened to kill Portlan polene deutschland (https://www.polenes.com.de) d police officers with explosives and assault weapons last summer was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court to 15 months in prison, according to the U.S. attorneys office.Espen Brungodt, 29, of Norway pleaded guilty o polene france (https://www.polenefr.fr) n Sept. 26 to making threatening interstate communications, a press release said.Brungodt on Aug. 3, 2016, sent an email to the Portland Police Department in which he threatened to kill police officers.He was arrested without incident by federal agents and local police at an Old Port hotel where he was staying with his family, who were unaware of his threats, Portland police said in August.In the email, Brungodt said he and his partners intended to use assault rifles to shoot and kill as many police officers as they can from atop a parking garage near the Portland Police Departments Middle Street headquarters, according to The Portland Press Herald, which received the ema owala tumbler (https://www.owalas.com.de) il.The message claimed the parking garage was booby-trapped with explosives, though police checked the garage 鈥?which they closed during the investigation 鈥?and found no bombs, Portland Police Chief Michael Sauschuck said at the time.The nearby Cumberland County Courthouse also was closed later in the day when police learned the suspect may have been nearby.He was not armed at the time of his arrest, police said.In sentencing Brungodt, U.S. District Judge D. Brock Hornby noted that the offense was a consequence of his wel