Youth exhorted to strive to build corruption-free society
Youth exhorted to strive to build corruption-free society
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, May 29, 2014: ABVP National General Secretary Srihari Borikar has said that the ABVP will never tolerate the presence of Naxal supporters in some universities of the nation. It has waged a continuous battle against this, he added.
Borikar was addressing a function held at the TV Raman Pai Hall in the city on Wednesday May 28 in connection with the National Executive Committee meeting of the ABVP.
‘A change has been brought about in the nation. The nation was in crisis in the past with farmers committing suicides and none to bother even if Indian soldiers were beheaded. Corruption too was at its peak. The people have given a befitting reply in the elections,” he added.
He also exhorted youngsters to strive towards building a corruption free society.
Murali Manohar, National President of ABVP presided over the function. A Gopalkrishna Pai, CEO of JBF Petroleum, Anushka Kottari, Assistant Secretary of State unit of ABVP, Chethan, city unit Secretary and others were present.
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