New Delhi: ABVP Clinches Victory in Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) Elections 2023
In the recently concluded Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections 2023, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) has emerged as the dominant force, securing a triumphant win in three of the four major positions, including the coveted President’s post. The National Students Union of India (NSUI) managed to clinch the Vice President’s position, marking a significant political showdown on the campus.
Historical Voter Turnout
The DUSU elections took place after a hiatus of three years, and this year’s polls witnessed an impressive participation from students across 52 colleges and departments of Delhi University. On September 22, students exercised their right to vote in substantial numbers, with a remarkable 42% of the student body turning up at the polling booths.
A Fierce Contest
A total of 24 candidates representing various student union groups, including ABVP, AISA, SFI, and NSUI, threw their hats into the electoral ring. The showdown between NSUI and ABVP for the top spots was especially intense, capturing the attention of the entire student community.
Stringent Security Measures
In light of the long gap between elections, Delhi Police ensured stringent security arrangements for the DUSU polls. Approximately 117,000 students participated in the electoral process, casting their votes through 173 Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) distributed across 52 voting centers.
Key Takeaways:
- ABVP secures a significant victory in the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections 2023, capturing the positions of President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary.
- NSUI claims victory in the Vice President’s post, with Abhi Dahiya defeating ABVP’s Sushant Dhankhar after a closely contested battle.
- An impressive 42% of students from 52 colleges and departments of Delhi University exercised their voting rights in the elections.
- A total of 24 candidates from diverse student union groups vied for various positions in the elections.
- Strict security measures were implemented by the Delhi Police, with 117,000 students casting their votes through 173 EVMs at 52 voting centers.
