వాహన తనిఖీల్లో పోలీసులు పట్టుకున్న పట్టు చీరలు
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' 11లక్షల విలువ చేసే పట్టుచీరలు పట్టుకున్న పోలీసులు' - ఎన్నికల
కర్నూలులో ఎన్నికల కోడ్లో భాగంగా చేపట్టిన వాహన తనిఖీల్లో రూ.11 లక్షల విలువైన పట్టు చీరలను పోలీసులు పట్టుకున్నారు.
' 11లక్షలు విలువ చేసే పట్టుచీరలు పట్టుకున్న పోలీసులు'
వాహన తనిఖీల్లో పోలీసులు పట్టుకున్న పట్టు చీరలు
ఎలాంటి అనుమతి పత్రాలు లేకుండా తరలిస్తున్న పట్టు చీరలను కర్నూలుపోలీసులు పట్టుకున్నారు. కర్నూలు 4వ పట్టణ పోలీసు స్టేషన్ పరిధిలో... ఎన్నికల నేపథ్యంలో పోలీసులు వాహనాల తనిఖీ నిర్వహించారు. ఈ సోదాల్లో ఓ వాహనంలో రూ.11 లక్షల విలువైన పట్టు చీరలు ఉన్నట్లు గుర్తించారు. అయితే వాటికి ఎలాంటి గుర్తింపు పత్రాలు లేకపోవడం వలన వాటిని సీజ్ చేశారు.
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UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Ellesborough - 24 March 2019
1. UK Cabinet Office Minister and pro-EU MP David Lidington arriving in silver car
2. UK Environment Secretary and pro-Brexit MP Michael Gove arriving in backseat of black car
3. Pro-Brexit MP Jacob Rees-Mogg driving car
4. Pro-Brexit MP and former UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson driving car
5. Various of pro-Brexit MP Iain Duncan Smith arriving in open-top car
6. Car reportedly carrying former Brexit secretaries Dominic Raab and David Davis arriving
STORYLINE:
Leading members of Britain's Conservative Party descended on Prime Minister Theresa May's country residence on Sunday as she scrambled to win over adversaries to her Brexit withdrawal plan.
Key Cabinet ministers earlier denied media reports that they were plotting to oust her.
May was ensconced in a crisis meeting at her country residence Chequers with fellow Conservatives and outspoken Brexit advocates like Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg and others who would prefer to leave the European Union without a divorce deal rather than delay Britain's departure from the bloc further.
The prime minister has found her authority weakened after a series of setbacks in Parliament and her inability to win meaningful concessions from EU leaders who refuse to sweeten the Brexit deal.
The Sunday Times claims that 11 Cabinet ministers plan to tell May to resign so a caretaker leader can be put in her place to kick start the stalled Brexit process.
She faces growing pressure from within her own party either to resign or to set a date for stepping down as a way to build support for her Brexit plan.
Despite headlines about a Cabinet coup, there was no indication from Downing Street on Sunday that a resignation was near.
Two of the people mentioned as possible successors - Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington and Treasury chief Philip Hammond - expressed strong support for May.
And an electronic petition designed to cancel Brexit altogether passed the 5 million signature mark on Sunday.
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SHOTLIST:
UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Ellesborough - 24 March 2019
1. UK Cabinet Office Minister and pro-EU MP David Lidington arriving in silver car
2. UK Environment Secretary and pro-Brexit MP Michael Gove arriving in backseat of black car
3. Pro-Brexit MP Jacob Rees-Mogg driving car
4. Pro-Brexit MP and former UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson driving car
5. Various of pro-Brexit MP Iain Duncan Smith arriving in open-top car
6. Car reportedly carrying former Brexit secretaries Dominic Raab and David Davis arriving
STORYLINE:
Leading members of Britain's Conservative Party descended on Prime Minister Theresa May's country residence on Sunday as she scrambled to win over adversaries to her Brexit withdrawal plan.
Key Cabinet ministers earlier denied media reports that they were plotting to oust her.
May was ensconced in a crisis meeting at her country residence Chequers with fellow Conservatives and outspoken Brexit advocates like Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg and others who would prefer to leave the European Union without a divorce deal rather than delay Britain's departure from the bloc further.
The prime minister has found her authority weakened after a series of setbacks in Parliament and her inability to win meaningful concessions from EU leaders who refuse to sweeten the Brexit deal.
The Sunday Times claims that 11 Cabinet ministers plan to tell May to resign so a caretaker leader can be put in her place to kick start the stalled Brexit process.
She faces growing pressure from within her own party either to resign or to set a date for stepping down as a way to build support for her Brexit plan.
Despite headlines about a Cabinet coup, there was no indication from Downing Street on Sunday that a resignation was near.
Two of the people mentioned as possible successors - Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington and Treasury chief Philip Hammond - expressed strong support for May.
And an electronic petition designed to cancel Brexit altogether passed the 5 million signature mark on Sunday.
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