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Posted On: October 16th 2023, 05:57 pm
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nooriaent 3 years ago

nooriaent

Dm

eklanapperals 3 years ago

eklanapperals

I wanna talk to you

monroe_doctrine_ 3 years ago

monroe_doctrine_

Bryce be clean as the Board of Health

beautyvaultpro 3 years ago

beautyvaultpro

🔥🔥

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4gmbjayyk

❤️

emoni21 3 years ago

emoni21

Bryce my dawg❤️❤️

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A joint press conference by All India Students’ Association (AISA) president Neha Bora and Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke turned chaotic in New Delhi on October 15, as a group of people interrupted the event with slogans. Shouts of “Band karo… dafa ho jao” (Stop it… get lost) could be heard as the press conference began at the Press Club of India. Bora urged the organisers to escort those disrupting the event out, while Dipke addressed the ongoing protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He alleged that student activists and opposition leaders had been detained during demonstrations over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The press conference was also attended by advocate Prashant Bhushan, Kapil Sibal and actor Prakash Raj. The incident came a day before CJP’s planned “Lehra Do Tiranga” march in Delhi’s Connaught Place, where authorities had stepped up security and imposed restrictions on public gatherings. The protests centre on demands for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and allegations of irregularities in voter-list revisions—claims disputed by the Election Commission.
🏎️ الفورمولا 1 تعود إلى القارة الإفريقية بعد غياب لأكثر من 3 عقود بعقد تستضيف بموجبه رواندا سباق جائزة إفريقيا الكبرى لـ10 سنوات انطلاقا من عام 2030. وأقيمت آخر جائزة كبرى للفورمولا 1 في إفريقيا عام 1993 في جنوب إفريقيا.
U gonna come to the wedding?? Bb boi?
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