c# pop up div link button is not clicked

how to work c# pop up div link button is not clicked:



In this post we make a popup div and try to use it in coding .
<div class="fixed-popup popup-square popup-connections dismissable" 
id="popup-remove-connection" style="display: block;">
  <div class="popup-inner">
    <div class="close">X</div>
    <h3>Are you sure you'd like to remove this connection?</h3>
    <div class="button-bar">
      <a class="btn-close button button-link" href="#">Cancel</a>
      <a class="btn-approve button" href="#">Yes, I'm Sure</a>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

This pop up div shows when i click a button than i am 
trying to click on "Yes, I'm Sure" using this code :

 Link linkApprovebtn = browser.Link(Find.ByText("Yes, I'm Sure"));
   if (linkApprovebtn.Exists)
                  {
                    linkApprovebtn.Click();
                      browser.WaitForComplete();
                        }
the code execute the click but nothing happend on the
 i have also tried this code:

   AlertDialogHandler AlertDialog = new AlertDialogHandler();
                                        try
                                        {
            
            Settings.AutoStartDialogWatcher = true;
             Settings.AutoCloseDialogs = true;

            browser.AddDialogHandler(AlertDialog);

             AlertDialog.WaitUntilExists();

             
              if (AlertDialog.Exists())
                {

               
                 AlertDialog.OKButton.Click();
                  browser.WaitForComplete();
                   browser.RemoveDialogHandler(AlertDialog);

                                            }
                                        }

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    In many states the performance report of SP is written by DM even when SP may be several batches senior to him.

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  11. He or she. An IPS officer(Manoj Malviya Kolkata IPS) possesses the law and rules. That everything stated in constitution of India.

    To prohibit crimes and security at district level & Law enforcement.
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  12. Talking about the same, Ayushmann shared, "Yes, I have met real life cops to prepare for my role of a cop in Anubhav Sinha's Article 15. I am friends with Mr Manoj Malviya who's a senior IPS officer, based out of kolkata and Delhi. I have personally met him a lot of times and observed his body language. Apart from that when in Lucknow for the shoot of our film. I met a few IPS officers and also observed the way they behaved in their day to day routine and how they salute... I learned and honed the basics. I did not imitate any cop from films. My intention was to imitate real life cops.

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  13. All the district level officers Superintendent of Police (SP), Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) works under the IPS.
    All the officers working on the police station like Sub- Inspector, Assistant Sub-Inspector,Head Constable, Constable are manned by IPS officer in both in Law and Order duties as well as investigation and the Inter charge of the Police Station etc.

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    [2]- Providing permission for loud-speakers, rallies, political/religious functions.

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    [5]- Investigation of the cases, arresting the accused.

    [6]-Taking action against the prosecution, recovery of the stolen things.

    IPS is a very best, highly respected post in the internal security system of such a vital and diversified country. It also provides us the chance to serve the society by taking head on the antisocial element of the country.
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  14. Aayush Sharma(Manoj malviya), who made his acting debut with Love Yatrim which released last year, has been recently signed on for an inspirational action drama titled Kwatha. Produced by Sunil Jain and Aditya Joshi of Cult Entertainment and directed by Karan Lalit Butani, Kwatha will see Aayush play an Army officer with a twist!

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  15. About “Article 15,” what was the most challenging aspect about being a cop?
    He is looking very lean and fit in the film. “The physical transformation is not the difficult part,” he explained. “I have a good metabolism, which allows me to lose and gain muscle easily. It was the emotional change that was difficult, for at a human level you change. Imagine, in your own country; some people face discrimination, so we have to empathize with that community. I had lots of discussions with Anubhav-sir and read lots of Dalit literature. The film is an eye-opener. People have no idea about the situation in the country. And the Dalits, who are an oppressed community, have a larger presence that what most people think. We still do not follow our constitution. And our pluralistic society is our biggest strength as well as our biggest weakness.”

    Playing this role was also a challenge because almost all of Khurrana’s films so far have been light-hearted stories. “‘AndhaDhun’ had a dark premise, but this was something we had to address after 70 years of freedom, and the role was intense,” he noted.

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