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Udupi: CFI holds bike rally

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February 15, 2011

Udupi, February 15: Campus Front of India conducted a bike rally and public programme in Udupi to publicise the upcoming Karnataka State Conference, to be held in Nehru Maidan, Mangalore on February 27.

The rally started from Manipal end point and ended at Sarasvathi School Udupi via MGM, Kadiyali, city bus stand, Hanuman circle, and Clock tower route.


Volunteers on vehicles including about 100 bikes participated in the rally.

The valedictory programme was held in Sarasvathi School. Imran Yermal, Udupi District Secretary, Campus Front of India, delivered the introductory address.


Prof Cyrill Mathais, Lecturer, Milagres College, Kaliyanpura, the chief guest of the programme, in his address said that India is facing several problems in the education as well as social fields. Organizations like Campus Front should come forward and fight for justice, he said and congratulated CFI for their good work and predicted a golden future for the organisation in the upcoming years.

Presidential speech was given by Asif baikady, President, Campus Front of India, Udupi dist. PPC college campus leader R Sudarshan Bangera ,KMC Ravikiran, Riyaz Nazeer were also present on stage.


Safeena Katapady, CFI District Joint Secretary, compered the programme. Farhan Honnala welcomed and Sandra Snehalatha proposed the vote of thanks.

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