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Bangalore city colleges present their manifesto to Lok Sabha candidates

To the busy netas, who are campaigning to win the Lok Sabha election seats, students of 50 city-based colleges have presented a manifesto here on Tuesday. Students have urged all the parties to agree to setup fast track courts for speedy trial related to violence against women and to install CCTVs with night vision facility in different parts of the city.

They have also requested to prevent collection of donation by all educational institutions and state should provide reservation in all the sectors only to the needy people. The students have asked the candidates to keep up their promises after winning the elections, if their assurances are not fulfilled reelections should be conducted.

They have demanded that funding of elections should come under Right to Information Act and all funding should be transparent and accountable.

Date: April 8th 2014,

Source: TOI

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