<p>In a survey conducted by a Bengaluru-based NGO, high school and college students across 11 cities prefer military rule over a democracy and a staggering 65 percent don't approve of boys and girls from different religions mingling.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA), conducted the survey with over 10,00 participants and half of them even felt that migrant workers should go back.<br /><br />Even on issues such a eve-teasing and sexual harrassment, over half of the respondents felt that women 'provoke' men with the way they dress.<br /><br />Manjunath Sadashiva, director of CMCA. as quoted in <a href="http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/young-india-says-yes-to-military-rule-no-to-inter-religious-mingling-survey-652487?utm_source=ndtv&utm_medium=top-stories-widget&utm_campaign=story-10-http%3a%2f%2fwww.ndtv.com%2farticle%2findia%2fyoung-india-says-yes-to-military-rule-no-to-inter-religious-mingling-survey-652487">NDTV</a> said, "This shows that the youth does not have a critical appreciation of the liberties and freedom one enjoys in a democracy. It shows the cynicism and disillusionment with the political scenario, but doesn't justify the preference for an authoritarian government or military rule."</p>
<p>In a survey conducted by a Bengaluru-based NGO, high school and college students across 11 cities prefer military rule over a democracy and a staggering 65 percent don't approve of boys and girls from different religions mingling.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA), conducted the survey with over 10,00 participants and half of them even felt that migrant workers should go back.<br /><br />Even on issues such a eve-teasing and sexual harrassment, over half of the respondents felt that women 'provoke' men with the way they dress.<br /><br />Manjunath Sadashiva, director of CMCA. as quoted in <a href="http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/young-india-says-yes-to-military-rule-no-to-inter-religious-mingling-survey-652487?utm_source=ndtv&utm_medium=top-stories-widget&utm_campaign=story-10-http%3a%2f%2fwww.ndtv.com%2farticle%2findia%2fyoung-india-says-yes-to-military-rule-no-to-inter-religious-mingling-survey-652487">NDTV</a> said, "This shows that the youth does not have a critical appreciation of the liberties and freedom one enjoys in a democracy. It shows the cynicism and disillusionment with the political scenario, but doesn't justify the preference for an authoritarian government or military rule."</p>