The National Students Union of India (NSUI) on Monday made a strong comeback in the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections and won the posts of president and joint secretary. This year, NSUI’s Raunak Khatri polled 20,207 votes, defeating ABVP’s Rishabh Chaudhary by over 1,300 votes, while Chaudhary polled 18,864 votes. Not only this, last year the ABVP got the posts of President of the Students’ Union along with the posts of Secretary and Joint Secretary, while this year the ABVP was reduced to two posts.
The Congress student wing celebrated its return to the DUSU, which has been in the ABVP for a long time. This year NSUI won the posts of President and Deputy General Secretary, ABVP won the posts of Vice President and General Secretary. Previously, ABVP held three of the four central panel posts, while NSUI held only the vice-president’s post. Earlier in the year 2017, student leader Rocky Tuseed had won in NSUI.
It is noteworthy that the DUSU result, which was earlier to be announced on September 28. They were postponed due to vandalism that occurred during the election campaign. In this year’s elections, 21 candidates contested for four central panel seats, which saw an ideological battle between the RSS-linked ABVP, the Congress-backed NSUI and the left alliance between AISA and SFI.
See here the difference in votes, who got how many votes.
in the position of president
NSUI 20207
ABVP 18864
in the position of vice president
ABVP 24166
NSUI 15404
in the position of secretary
ABVP 16703
NSUI 15236
in the position of deputy secretary
NSUI 21975
ABVP 15249
Raunak Khatri, a law student of NSUI and known as Matka Man, won the post of president. Bhanu Pratap of ABVP has won the post of vice president. ABVP’s Mritravrinda has won the secretary’s post. NSUI’s Lokesh won the post of Joint Secretary.
We inform you that the counting of votes on the North Campus began today at 8 in the morning and continued until late at night. Even after the 15th round, NAUI’s Raunak Khatri was leading in the elections for the post of president, who also emerged winner in the last one. round. Strict supervision has been maintained at the counting center to guarantee the transparency and security of the electoral process. To this end, a total of 14 CCTV cameras and 8 video cameras have been installed, so that each activity can be followed precisely and any type of disturbance can be avoided.
