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by Amy Price Premium Content Subscriber only Word that Zac Efron quietly slipped into Brisbane last weekend excited many fans around town - but no one more so than Troy Kellahan. The 32-year-old operations manager from Brisbane's northside has around $40,000 worth of tattoos profiling the faces and autographs of the celebrities he idolises, including an uncannily realistic portrait of the Hollywood heart-throb. Troy Kellahan's incredibly realistic tattoo of Zac Efron. Picture: Supplied He has two portraits each of acting trio Holly Marie Combs, Alysa Mi...
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday slammed his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath over the throwing of ink at AAP MLA Somnath Bharti in Uttar Pradesh. "Yogiji, my MLA Somnath Bharti ji was going to visit a government school of yours. Ink was thrown at him and he was arrested also. Are your schools so bad? If someone goes to see your schools, then why are you so scared? Improve the schools and if you don't know how to do it, then ask Manish Sisodia," Kejriwal said in a tweet in Hindi and shared a news clip regarding the ink thrown on the AAP MLA.
'Right-wing' Activist Throws Ink on Somnath Bharti's Face Over Argument on Yogi Adityanath FOLLOW US ON: Ink was thrown on Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Somnath Bharti here on Monday while he was going to inspect some government schools. Bharti was involved in a heated argument with police officials over his visit when an alleged right-wing activist threw ink on him. Bharti said the Yogi Adityanath-government would not be elected back in the state, right after which the man threw ink on him. He was led away by police while he kept shouting "Yogi Adityanath will come back, why won't he?"
We have the police commissioner now, understand that this is a link attack. and if all indications that this is linked to what's happening in the middle east, and the australian involvement in that conflict. >> what do you think about the reaction there in australia for the past few months, knowing that these extremists, out of isis are appealing to people in the west to take action, and the australia government's really been trying to be crackdown on certain people in the muslim community there to prevent this from happening. did you support that leading up to this? >> caller: we not only sup...