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Over 300 take part in flash mob at Chandigarh varsity

KHARAR: Chandigarh University, Gharuan, in association with the Safe Hand Rehabilitation Society will be attempting for a Guinness Book World Record for maximum number participants in a Bhangra Flash Mob on August 24, 2018, at Kalagram in Chandigarh.

Students take part in a flash mob on the Chandigarh University campus on Thursday. Tribune photo

Kharar, August 9

Chandigarh University, Gharuan, in association with the Safe Hand Rehabilitation Society will be attempting for a Guinness Book World Record for maximum number participants in a Bhangra Flash Mob on August 24, 2018, at Kalagram in Chandigarh.

More than 11,111 participants, mostly university and school students, will take part in the world record attempt.

To encourage more-and-more participants, students of Chandigarh University organised a flash mob on Thursday on the university campus. Over 300 students participated in the flash mob.

The aim is to spread awareness on ‘healthy youth healthy India’ along with raising concerns of the differently abled persons.

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