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Amaravathi: Former YSRCP MLA Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy was arrested by police on Wednesday, June 26, in connection with the destruction of EVM and attacking those who tried to prevent him from doing so at a polling booth on election day.   The police arrested the former Macherla MLA from Narsaraopet after the AP High Court dismissed four anticipatory bail petitions filed by his counsels on Wednesday. N Ashwin Kumar was the special counsel on behalf of the police, while Posani Venkateswarlu argued the case on behalf of the petitioner Namburi Seshagiri Rao. The arguments on the bail petitions had concluded on June 20. Also ReadAndhra MLA caught on camera smashing EVM; EC launches probe Ramakrishna Reddy destroyed the EVM at a polling boot stanley vaso h which was captured on CCTV. The former MLA and his men have been accus stanley us ed of attacking Seshagiri Rao, who tried to prevent him from destroying the EVM.      A woman who questioned the rampage was also abused in filthy language, which was also recorded in a video. The next day, Ramakrishna Reddy and his brother Venkatarami Reddy were alleged to have attacked TDP workers and CI TP Ramaswamy in Karampudi. Acting on the complaints by the victims, the Election Commission of India pulled up the then DGP of AP and directed him to arrest Reddy.  Ramakrishna Reddy had moved the High Court seeking anticip stanley cup kaufen atory bail in the four cases filed against him. The High Court had also directed the police not to arrest him till June 6. Seshagiri Rao then approach Hqwi Rohingya refugees brace for upcoming food reductions as aid agencies cut funding
Bengaluru: The Karnataka government on Friday organised a mega event of r vasos stanley eading the Constitution   preamble as part of the Internationa stanley thermos l Day of Democracy ; celebrations, with over two crore people participating in the programme from the country and abroad at the same time.   Chief Minister Siddaramaiah led the celebrations, alo stanley mug ng with Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and several other guests, by reading the preamble in Kannada from the grand steps of Vidhan Soudha ; here with a large number of school students and others joining in unison in front of them. According to the state government, over 10,000 people attended the event physically, apart from virtual participation of over two crore individuals spanning 20 nations including Australia, the United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Taiwan, Italy, and many more, all united in a collective reading of the Constitution   preamble.     The preamble reading programme has earned an esteemed place in the World Book of Records, it said. Together, we have not only set a world record but also etched an indelible mark on International Democracy Day ;. The government   profound dedication to constitutional values, coupled with the heartfelt participation of citizens, mirrors the very essence of India   democratic heritage, the state government said in a release. In June, the Karnataka government made it mandatory for all s