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Mangalore chapter of Youth Against Corruption inaugurated

December 22, 2011

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Mangalore, December 22: The Mangalore chapter of Youth Against Corruption (YAC) inaugurated at the Dr Shivaram Karanth Hall of University College here on Wednesday, December 21.

The organization aimed to create awareness against the corruption in the country.

Main demands of YAC are, the arrest of Union Home Minister P Chidambara in the 2G Spectrum scam, repatriation of black money stashed in tax havens abroad, introduction of Lok Pal Bill and reforms in various facets of administration to tackle corruption.

Dr R Balsubramanya, Chief of Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement Mysore inaugurated.

Speaking on the occasion he said that lack of stringent Act to curb the corruption was major reason for corruption in the country.

Stating that Karnataka state topped in corruption in the entire country Dr Balasubramanya said that every year State government releases Rs 30-40 crore for Mysore Dasara festivals, out of it only Rs 10-15 crore was spent and remaining amount is being misused.


Co-convener of YAC Swaron Raj, Deviprasad Shetty, Suvrathkumar and Ravichandra were present.

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Nagesh
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Wednesday, 10 Oct 2018

Please protect students from karavali college managlore they doing more curruption the student srugle a lot but help less.....please take neccesary action against the college.

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