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    The mock parliamentary elections session began with debates between political parties where they criticized each other's manifestos. The Bharat ki awaaz party said the Indian Liberal Socialist party's manifesto was too short, while the ILS defended their policies and criticized Bharat ki awaaz's promises. Additional debates occurred between the NDRF and NRC parties and between the PIP and YOU parties, with all opposing each other's positions. After the debates, press conferences were held where parties answered media questions. The parties campaigned across campuses asking for votes, with polling soon to begin.

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    The mock parliamentary elections session began with debates between political parties where they criticized each other's manifestos. The Bharat ki awaaz party said the Indian Liberal Socialist party's manifesto was too short, while the ILS defended their policies and criticized Bharat ki awaaz's promises. Additional debates occurred between the NDRF and NRC parties and between the PIP and YOU parties, with all opposing each other's positions. After the debates, press conferences were held where parties answered media questions. The parties campaigned across campuses asking for votes, with polling soon to begin.

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    The mock parliamentary elections session began with debates between political parties where they criticized each other's manifestos. The Bharat ki awaaz party said the Indian Liberal Socialist party's manifesto was too short, while the ILS defended their policies and criticized Bharat ki awaaz's promises. Additional debates occurred between the NDRF and NRC parties and between the PIP and YOU parties, with all opposing each other's positions. After the debates, press conferences were held where parties answered media questions. The parties campaigned across campuses asking for votes, with polling soon to begin.

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    -Pallak Shah.

    21 April,2022

    Today’s session for mock parliamentary elections started with the political party
    debates. The debate between Bharat ki awaaz party and Indian Liberal Socialist.
    Where criticism was made about ILS manifesto. ‘ILS manifesto is shorter than a
    board exam paper’, says Bharat ki awaaz party. Their economic policy was criticized.
    In turn ILS gave clarifications on how their manifesto is powerful. They gave facts
    and figures for opposing Bharat ki awaaz promises. The ideology of ILS was said to
    be against privatization. Modernization and strength of police was talked about by
    both the parties and increasing of employment of policemen was kept as an important
    point. Even the second debate went heated which was between NDRF and NRC. All
    the parties opposed each other by clarifying their manifestos and criticism the
    opposition’s. the same case was between PIP and YOU. Both the parties were
    energetically opposing each other. Meanwhile one of PIP’s cabinet member was
    accused of misbehavior with a media person, which was resolved after it was found
    out that the media member had asked irrelevant questions.

    After the debates the press conferences were held where political parties efficiently
    answered media questions. Overall the sessions went fruitful. Moreover the parties
    campaigned in all the campuses and asked for votes. The polling will shorty start
    which will decide that who was successful in convincing the public with their
    manifestos.

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