Relaxing the curfew timings at girls hostels and bringing it at par with the boys hostels seems to be the common highlight of the manifestos released by all students bodies. All the student organisations, in the fray for the elections, have mentioned in their manifestos that they will work on removing the time restrictions on girl students living in hostels.
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) state joint organisation secretary Ganesh Kunde on Sunday visited Panjab University campus and conducted meeting at various departments.
He also released the party manifesto.
In their manifesto, ABVP has stated that there will be sanitary napkins wending machines at all girls hostels.
The party has further said that they will press for construction of new hostels and having a separate window for research scholars.
Meanwhile, the NSUI presented a 10-point manifesto, comprising sanitation and security, infrastructure,
e-rickshaw and other facilities in Sector 25, washing machines for boys hostel, better collaborations for internships and intellectual enhancement of the university and enhancement of name and reputation and bringing it back to the number 1 position, among others.
Another major contender, Students for Society (SFS) released a colourful manifesto on Sunday, in which it stated that fighting the financial crisis in PU will be its top most agenda.
It also promises to work for 24-hour entry to girls’ hostels, making food economical and ensuring its hygiene, transparency in hostel allotments, library related issues, more scholarships, transparent students council, issues concerning research scholar and compulsory attendance and detention issues.
The student bodies will be releasing their manifestos officially at their respective tents on the campus.
{{/usCountry}}The student bodies will be releasing their manifestos officially at their respective tents on the campus.
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