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Aug 3, 2024, 5:58:44 PM8/3/24

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hi
Got the follwing update on YFE IP meeting.They launched membership drive basing on what, they dont have the cards yet or do they ?
Verify with the doctor and and let me know.

Saurabah deb

Minutes/Decisions of the YFE(IP) Meet held on Tuesday , 18th July
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To start off with , 35 people attended the General Body Meeting held on Tuesday, 18th July at IP University Campus , Kashmere Gate..Following are some of the key points discussed/decided at the meeting -

1)Coordinators from all the colleges present there have been instated.
2)Membership has started , the coordinators have been given membership forms for their respective colleges.The fee for the same is rs 20 per member.
3)As a major decision , it has been decided that there would be a Hunger Strike starting from 8:30 AM in the morning at Kashmere Gate Campus Lawns.The following is a message that u all can type on your cellphones and send to everybody.Not Just people from IP University , but Everybody...
"YFE Reloaded..Friday The 21st 8:30 AM , IP University , Kashmere Gate.Everybody's Coming..How bout you..HUNGER STRIKE to be followed by CANDLE MARCH..MEMBERSHIP DRIVE to continue throughout the day..The nation is gearing up to stand up and fight..Join in , be a part of HISTORY..YFE(IP) - 9873345001 , 9810554283 , 01120039329."

In the end , Try and bring as many as possible with you on Friday.dont just mail them or message them..but CALL THEM..Makes a difference... It is with all our combined efforts that this Movement will be a success...Remember , this is about YOUR RIGHTS..IF YOU WON'T FIGHT , THEN WHO WILL??

> guys is the march on Friday or Sunday ?? earlier i thought its Sunday
> but below mail says Friday..
> Secondly, are these memberships for YFE and from where can we get
> these forms..
>
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