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Watch: Actor-politician Pawan Kalyan travels on car roof to meet demolition drive protestors

The Telugu actor and Jana Sena Party chief reached Ippatam village in Andhra Pradesh’s Guntur flouting traffic rules, despite being stopped by the police.

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Nov 06, 2022 · 11:59 am
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This is #NotAFilmShooting; On main road, Actor-politician @PawanKalyan travelling from @JanaSenaParty office at #Mangalgiri to #IppatamVillage in #Guntur where houses were demolished for road widening, defying police attempts to stop him, in very cinematic style @ndtv @ndtvindia pic.twitter.com/xbGjE4lzL1

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