Delhi High Court warns it may stop DUSU vote counting
The Delhi High Court has warned it might stop counting votes for the Delhi University Students's Union (DUSU) elections after reports of violence and disruptions on campus.
The judges made it clear they won't let democracy be hijacked by criminal activities, sending a strong message that fair elections matter.
Delhi Police, DU to submit reports
Delhi Police and university officials now have until Friday to submit status reports on what went wrong, especially with claims of outsiders causing trouble and intimidating students.
The court also said there was a complete failure to ensure a smooth election process and compliance with the Lyngdoh Committee report and court orders, and reminded everyone about sticking to election rules.
A first information report (FIR) has been filed, and DU's counsel said action would be taken against those responsible.