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Awareness meet

A meeting on the methodology of campaigning was held at Melur recently by the People’s Anti-corruption Movement to create awareness among the public about candidates. K. Ramachandran, secretary, addressed the meeting. The Movement has decided to put up banners requesting the voters to elect “service-minded candidates” in the Lok Sabha election, according to a press release.

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