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Home / News / Politics News / DUSU elections: ABVP bags 3 seats; NSUI takes Secretary's post
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    DUSU elections: ABVP bags 3 seats; NSUI takes Secretary's post

    Siddhant Pandey
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    Last updated on Sep 13, 2019, 06:56 pm
    DUSU elections: ABVP bags 3 seats; NSUI takes Secretary's post
  • The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) swept the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections, winning three out of four seats on Friday.

    Meanwhile, the rival Congress-affiliated National Students' Union of India (NSUI) bagged the position of Secretary in the central panel of DUSU.

    ABVP's Ashwit Dahiya has been elected the President of DUSU.

    Here are more details.

  • In this article
    Dahiya won President's post by a stunning 19,000 votes NSUI's Ashish Lamba defeated ABVP's Yogit Rathee by 2,053 votes ABVP thanks DU students "for reaffirming their faith" in them We have done it, yet again!, ABVP congratulates its workers DUSU polls this year witnessed a 39.9% voter turnout Meanwhile, AISA is happy about their increased vote share
  • Results

    Dahiya won President's post by a stunning 19,000 votes

    Dahiya won President's post by a stunning 19,000 votes
    Credits:
  • Reportedly, Dahiya bagged 29,685 votes in the DUSU elections, defeating NSUI's Chetna Tyagi by a huge margin of 19,000 votes for the President's post.

    ABVP's Pradeep Tanwar secured 19,858 votes, winning the position of Vice President by a margin of 8,574 votes.

    Additionally, Shivangi Karwal secured the Joint Secretary post for ABVP, winning by a margin of 2,914 votes.

  • Information

    NSUI's Ashish Lamba defeated ABVP's Yogit Rathee by 2,053 votes

  • The only seat that the ABVP lost was the post of Secretary. NSUI's Ashish Lamba secured 20,934 votes for the post, defeating ABVP's Yogit Rathee, who managed to bag just 18,881 votes. Meanwhile, Left-backed All India Students Association (AISA) candidate Vikas Kumar bagged 6,804 votes.

  • Quote

    ABVP thanks DU students "for reaffirming their faith" in them

    ABVP thanks DU students "for reaffirming their faith" in them
  • Celebrating their victory, ABVP tweeted, "We have done it, yet again! We thank the students of Delhi University for reaffirming their faith in our leadership & choosing #ABVP4DUSU."

    Meanwhile, NSUI's Akshay Lakra said, "ABVP fielded Yogi Rathee who was college president of Ramjas College when the violence took place in 2017. The students have given a clear mandate against violence."

  • Twitter Post

    We have done it, yet again!, ABVP congratulates its workers

  • We have done it, yet again!

    We thank the students of Delhi University for reaffirming their faith in our leadership choosing #ABVP4DUSU.

    Congratulations to karyakartas of @ABVPDelhi @ABVPDUSU for relentless efforts that won us 3 of 4 seats in #DUSU!#ABVPWinsDUSU #ABVPRocks pic.twitter.com/voP52OesPS

    — ABVP (@ABVPVoice) September 13, 2019
  • Details

    DUSU polls this year witnessed a 39.9% voter turnout

    DUSU polls this year witnessed a 39.9% voter turnout
  • Reportedly, the counting of votes started two hours later than the scheduled 8:30 am as the candidates showed up late.

    The polls were shrouded by allegations of EVM malfunctioning.

    Notably, this year's DUSU polls recorded a voter turnout of 39.9%, a drop from the 44.46% voter turnout observed during last year's polls.

    Over 1.3 lakh students were eligible to cast their vote.

  • Information

    Meanwhile, AISA is happy about their increased vote share

  • Separately, expressing happiness over their increased vote share, an AISA functionary told PTI, "Our Joint Secretary candidate Chetna got over 10,000 votes. The party's vote share has improved since last year. We are happy about it."

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