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	The sign carried a message &ldquo;referendum must not be scuttled, no fraud and not become an embarrassment to Myanmar&rdquo;. A picture of the sign, with 20 people, was posted on social media.&nbsp;</div>
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	The police said all the people in the picture gave a statement that former red-shirt leader Damrongsak Putsa had hired them for Bt200 each.&nbsp;</div>
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	All were released after questioning. Police would seek an arrest warrant for Damrongsak today on charges of violating the political ban.</div>
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Police seize sign criticising referendum

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