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Bangalore comes out to send message to politicians
Bangalore, April 14: With humidity around 14 percent and temperature at 34 C, the wellknown and the nameless hundreds, marched for Bangalore today under the BPAC banner.
The young were in full attendence and they are the first time voters for the next month's elections for the Karnataka Assembly.
There
was
an
ambulance
of
Manipal
Hospital
also
in
attendence
but
it
was
not
needed.
The
spirit
of
the
young
and
middle-aged
was
good
enough
to
take
them
to
Freedom
Park,
a
good
two-km
under
the
summer
sun.
The sun was tolerable but not the issues confronting Bangalore. The BPAC (Bangalore Political Action Committee) wants to bring in peoples participation in democracy and change the way the city is functioning.
Join the movement and find out about it at bpac.in.
Today's march was to raise the awareness of the Bangalore and it was led by industrialist Kiran Majumdar Shaw and educationist Mohandas Pai of Manipal Global.
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