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...ba href=/sleep/a/b, have registered their marriage in a civil court.Aftab Ansari (30), a brick kiln worker, had been ordered by a village Moulavi to separate from his wife Sohela, after 11 years of marriage, for having uttered 'talaq' thrice in his ba href=/sleep/a/b on December 20.Aftab, who has been put under constant surveillance and was not allowed to meet any outsider, however, said during a brief interaction with a visiting PTI correspondent in this village that he had registered his marriage in Alipurduar sub-divisional court after the Moulvi's ruling.Aftab, who conceded that he was living in constant fear due to threat from community members, said that he has to go by the dictats of his community members.

"Who is here to help me, I have to live with them." As soon as this correspondent along with a photographer reached Aftab's house a crowd gathered and stopped them from speaking to the couple and taking their photographer.A village Moulvi, Maulana Md Kausar, was called and he warned that no outsider should speak to the couple.

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She must show us if she is woman enough to defend women and their human rights of dignity and peaceful assembly.

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...ba href=/sleep/a/b preparing parts and planning the building process.“There’s a lot of details to look after to make sure it all goes smoothly,” he said.The majority of components Prugh uses in his machines are produced at Independent Cycles.ICI president Jesse Jurrens said the television exposure will help his company, which first made its mark producing and marketing air-ride suspension components for bikes.But the added exposure also comes with a risk when new designs or parts are put to the test, Jurrens said.“Our bikes are designed and built to ride.

(Customers) want to have something that’s unique, visually appealing and that they can still use.”“Mike always likes to push the envelope,” Jurrens said of motorcycle designer Prugh.

”You’ve always got to have the �wow’ factor in there.”Part of the “wow” factor is the rear wheel, which Jurrens said will be the first of that size used on a custom bike.The wheel started as a 500-pound block of solid aluminum.“There’ll only be about 30 pounds left when they’re done,” Jurrens said.But pushing the envelope is necessary in the increasingly competitive world of custom motorcycles, he said.The pressure will be on Jurrens to keep up with the work flow during the weeks of the build-off.“It’s always stressful in manufacturing,” he said.

“We’ve got to keep up with regular business this week.

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