Now, a 'Kiss Day' to protest moral policing in Kochi

October 29, 2014 09:57

To protest against alleged BJP vandalism at a coffee shop in Kozhikode alleging immoral activities, a group of youngsters have announced "Kiss Day' in Kochi on November 2.

A group of youths led by short filmmaker Rahul Pasupalan started a Facebook page for kiss of love after the attack on the cafe. In three days, around 2,600 persons have so far accepted the invitation to join the event to be held at Marine Drive at the shore of Kochi backwaters.

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