Mangalore: ABVP Stages Protest in Support of Endosulfan Victims


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Dec 19: Akhila Bharatiya Vidhyarthi Parishat (ABVP) staged protest in front of the DC's office here on Wednesday December 19 in support of Endolsulfan victims.

Addressing the protestors, Sridhar Gowda, president of Endosulfan Horata Samiti said that even after placing several demands in the interest of Endosulfan victims, the government is least bothered.

"Hence, we under the banner of ABVP place various demands like rehabilitation center for victims in every taluk, care center for every five village, BPL ration cards for victims with more than 75% of disability, education to victims, stop on spraying of chemicals on food crops and various others," he said.

Speaking on the deadly fertilizer Endosulfan, he said it has had an advarse impact on 92 villages leaving people with physical disability, mental ilness, cancer, skin diseases and so on. "Despite all this, the officials seem to be least concerned as no appropriate steps have been taken in the matter," he said.

He also asked the government to pay relief to the victims similar to that given by the Kerala government. "The Endosulfan survey which was conducted recently was not done properly," he alleged.

"If our demands are not met by January 15, we will protest in front of Vidhana Soudha in Bangalore on January 26," he added.

  

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  • Husein, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 19 2012

    Good job by ABVP. Keep concentrate on these kind of good activities instead of simply wasting your time in involving in political backed activities.

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