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North East students happy on RSS initiatives

North East students happy on RSS initiativesRajesh PadmarEast students, who are studying in various colleges of Mangalore expressed happiness over the security in the State and also applauded the work carried out by RSS swayamsevaks in North East exodus crisis.

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Poorvanchal Vidyarthi Milan in Mangalore

$img_titleEast students, who are studying in various colleges of Mangalore expressed happiness over the security in the State and also applauded the work carried out by RSS swayamsevaks in North East exodus crisis.

At a Vidyarthi Milan programme held at Dhyana Mandira of Sharada Vidyala Manglaore, jointly organised by Citizens Council Mangalore and Poorvanchal Vikas Parishad Mangalore, many North-East students participated.

RSS former Vibhag Sanghachalak and Chief of Sharada Vidyalaya Prof MB Puranik assured all safety and security for NE students at any part of Mangalore and state. Industrialist Vinay Hegde, RSS Vibhag Sanghachalak Dr P Vaman Shenoy, Former minister Krishna Palemar, MLC Monappa Bhandary, Advocate Suvrath Kumar addressed the gathering.

A student of Assam said, “We are Indians, we have all freedom like any other Indian to live at any part of Country, We have full security in Karnataka. The experience so far is peaceful”. Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Sing also attended the Vidyarthi Milan and assured security for North Indian Students in Mangalore and Karnataka.

(Rajesh Padmar, VSK Karnataka)

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