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Focus on poll reform campaign

NEW DELHI, MARCH 22. "Voters should exercise their fundamental right to vote to reject corrupt persons and reform the elections. Without their firm determination elections cannot be reformed." This was the consensus at the inaugural meeting of an "Election Reform Campaign" organised by Anuvrat Mahasamiti at Rajendra Bhavan here today.

The meeting was addressed by the Congress spokesman, Manu Abhishek Singhvi; the CPI general secretary, D. Raja; the Union Minister of State for Human Resources Development, Sanjay Paswan; and the Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid Fatehpuri.

Disciples of Acharya Mahapragyaji, Munishri Prasant Kumarji and Munishri Lok Prakash Lokeshji, were among the other speakers.

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