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Police scuffle with NLD members

Suu Kyi barred from holding political gathering
YANGON. Oct 28: Myanmar military authorities today set up barricades and blocked opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi from holding a political gathering in a small town outside the capital, an opposition source said, reports Reuter.
The gathering at Mayangon township, about seven miles from the Myanmar capital, would have been the 1991 Nobel Peace laureate's second political meeting outside Yangon since she was released from house arrest more than two years ago.
They had a plan to hold a ceremony at a township NLD office there at 9:00 (0130 GMT) this morning," a source from Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) told Reuters.
The purpose of the ceremony was to reorganise the township NLD youth wing and Aung San Suu Kyi was supposed to attend it. However, access to the venue was barred by barricades by security personnel. So they didn't go there," he said.
Government officials were not available for comment. An aide of Suu Kyi's told Reuters by telephone from her house that she had not yet returned to her home.
Last week Suu Kyi — who has been under close surveillance with her movements limited since last December — was allowed to meet NLD youth members and speak in a township a few miles outside of Yangon. Analysts had said the move could be a possible easing of tension between the military government and the opposition movement.
AP adds: Myanmar riot police frying to prevent a meeting between Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi and members of her political party scuffled with a dozen of her supporters in Yangon Tuesday morning.
As Suu Kyi's motorcade approached the Mayangon office of the National League for Democracy about 9 am, about a dozen party members rushed past police barricades toward her white sedan.
A scuffle then broke out between the party members and Myanmar baton-wielding riot police, who had blocked off the road leading to the office In northern Yangon to prevent the meeting.
Reporters, other party members and local residents were pushed away from the scene by riot police, and were unable to see the result of the incident
The incident dashed hopes by supporters of Myanmar's pro-democracy movement led by Suu Kyi that tensions between the democrats and the military government were easing.
Last week, the military government had allowed Philippines Foreign Minister Domingo Siazon to meet with the Nobel laureate. He was the highest-ranking government official from a Southeast Asian country ever to meet her.
Suu Kyi was also permitted to visit an NLD office in Thaketa township, a northern suburb of Yangon, on October 21. where she met about 100 members of the youth wing of her party.