Students stage flash mob for Vigilance awareness in Palakkad
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Students of LEAD College of Management with Vigilance and VISWAS officials at Civil Station, Palakkad, on Saturday. | Photo Credit: Special arrangement
Students of LEAD College of Management, Dhoni, in Palakkad staged a flash mob and mime performance at the Civil Station here on Saturday as part of Vigilance Awareness Week celebrations.
The programme was organised jointly by the Victims Information, Sensitisation, Welfare and Assistance Society (VISWAS) and the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, Palakkad.
The performances aimed to raise awareness about corruption and the need for public vigilance.
VISWAS secretary-general P. Premnath, vice-president Rakhi, secretary M. Devadasan, child welfare committee member Deepa Jayaprakash and Vigilance sub-inspector Baiju spoke at the programme. LEAD College faculty members Shruthi and Sangeetha also attended.
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