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Hyderabad: The Telangana police on Tuesday issued a notice to the Bharatiya Janata Party, directing that the ongoing Praja Sangrama Yatra ; be stopped as it has been conducted without permission and because party state chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar was making provocatory statements ; during the yatra. The police said this as a response to the party calls for a Dharma Deeksha 8220 owala canada ;, in Warangal and surrounding districts. There is an apprehension of breach of peace in the area resulting in a serious law and order problem. Hence you are hereby directed to immediately stop the Praja Sangrama Yatra. Otherwise, action will be taken against you as per law to maintain peace and tranquillity, they said. Also ReadMLA Raja Singh suspended from BJP after comments on Prophet Reacting to the notice, party leaders G Manohar Reddy, G Premender Reddy, and Dugyala Pradeep Kumar said that there is no question of stopping the Praja Sangrama Yatra under any circumstances. We are continuing the padayatra in the last three instalments only with the permission of the police. Objections that didn ;t exist then, why are they being raised now No matter how many obstacles we fac stanley cup e鈥?no matter how many restrictions are imposed we will continue the padayatra, they said. We will organize a huge public meeting in Hanmakonda on August 27 of this month and JP Nadda is going to att owala end the gathering at the end of the Padayatra, 82 Jyjw US suspends Syria cease-fire talks with Russia, blames Moscow
BANGOR, Maine 鈥?The Husson University womens basketball program has boosted its roster for next season with the addition of two eastern Maine standouts.Logan Huckins will transfer polene usa into the program from the University o brumate ca f New England and Megan Peach will join the program after a strong career at Dexter Regional High School.Huckins was a three-year varsity player at Washington Academy in East Machias and played her senior season at Calais High School. She averaged 17 points, 6 assists, and 5 rebounds as a senior and was named to the Maine McDonalds Senior All-Star Team. Logan will study pharmacy at Husson University. She is a tough, athletic point guard who will be looking to fill minutes after the Eagles graduated three starting guards this year, said Eagles head coach Kissy Walker.Peach, a 6-foot center, sc polene bag ored 1,000 points at Dexter where she averaged 16 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocked shots last season while leading the Tigers to the Class C regional title.Peach, a three time all-conference selection, was named the Bangor Daily News Class C North Tournament MVP, played in the McDonalds all-star game, and was a Miss Maine Basketball semifinalist. Megan is a basketball gym rat, she loves the game, she has good size and we will be looking for her to contribute offensively and on the boards, Walker said.Huckins and Peach join Emma Alley of Stearns in Millinocket and Abby Simpson of Foxcroft Academy in this years recruiting class.Husson freshman named All-New EnglandFreshman
Hyderabad: The Telangana police on Tuesday issued a notice to the Bharatiya Janata Party, directing that the ongoing Praja Sangrama Yatra ; be stopped as it has been conducted without permission and because party state chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar was making provocatory statements ; during the yatra. The police said this as a response to the party calls for a Dharma Deeksha 8220 owala canada ;, in Warangal and surrounding districts. There is an apprehension of breach of peace in the area resulting in a serious law and order problem. Hence you are hereby directed to immediately stop the Praja Sangrama Yatra. Otherwise, action will be taken against you as per law to maintain peace and tranquillity, they said. Also ReadMLA Raja Singh suspended from BJP after comments on Prophet Reacting to the notice, party leaders G Manohar Reddy, G Premender Reddy, and Dugyala Pradeep Kumar said that there is no question of stopping the Praja Sangrama Yatra under any circumstances. We are continuing the padayatra in the last three instalments only with the permission of the police. Objections that didn ;t exist then, why are they being raised now No matter how many obstacles we fac stanley cup e鈥?no matter how many restrictions are imposed we will continue the padayatra, they said. We will organize a huge public meeting in Hanmakonda on August 27 of this month and JP Nadda is going to att owala end the gathering at the end of the Padayatra, 82 Jyjw US suspends Syria cease-fire talks with Russia, blames Moscow
BANGOR, Maine 鈥?The Husson University womens basketball program has boosted its roster for next season with the addition of two eastern Maine standouts.Logan Huckins will transfer polene usa into the program from the University o brumate ca f New England and Megan Peach will join the program after a strong career at Dexter Regional High School.Huckins was a three-year varsity player at Washington Academy in East Machias and played her senior season at Calais High School. She averaged 17 points, 6 assists, and 5 rebounds as a senior and was named to the Maine McDonalds Senior All-Star Team. Logan will study pharmacy at Husson University. She is a tough, athletic point guard who will be looking to fill minutes after the Eagles graduated three starting guards this year, said Eagles head coach Kissy Walker.Peach, a 6-foot center, sc polene bag ored 1,000 points at Dexter where she averaged 16 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocked shots last season while leading the Tigers to the Class C regional title.Peach, a three time all-conference selection, was named the Bangor Daily News Class C North Tournament MVP, played in the McDonalds all-star game, and was a Miss Maine Basketball semifinalist. Megan is a basketball gym rat, she loves the game, she has good size and we will be looking for her to contribute offensively and on the boards, Walker said.Huckins and Peach join Emma Alley of Stearns in Millinocket and Abby Simpson of Foxcroft Academy in this years recruiting class.Husson freshman named All-New EnglandFreshman