In the footsteps of his master

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A love-sick driver of a political heavyweight has become an intolerable nuisance to a young woman.

The driver is said to be making aggressive amorous advances to the woman by calling on her at her workplace and giving her frequent telephone calls. She had reportedly made several complaints to the Police against the persistent Romeo, but they have failed to take action against him.

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