The DUSU elections for 2025-26 are scheduled for September 18, and counting can be held the following day. The ultimate listing of 4 names for the central panel can be declared on September 11.
NEW DELHI: RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on Monday mentioned it has launched an environment-friendly marketing campaign for the Delhi College College students’ Union (DUSU) elections, with its potential candidates taking out a bicycle rally to unfold the message of “Clear Campus, Inexperienced Campus”.
The rally started from Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station and coated Ramjas Faculty, Hindu Faculty, Kirori Mal Faculty and Daulat Ram Faculty earlier than culminating on the Arts School, an official assertion of ABVP mentioned. The coed organisation mentioned the initiative is a part of its efforts to make sure that the electioneering stays clear, clear and peaceable.
“ABVP will maintain introducing and practising considerate, revolutionary, and detailed measures like bicycle rallies, clear campus drives and decreasing waste to ensure campaigning stays environment-friendly and campus-friendly,” ABVP chief Harsh Atri mentioned.
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The outfit mentioned its possible candidates are reaching out to college students throughout faculties whereas adhering to Delhi Excessive Courtroom pointers. They’re additionally highlighting the work completed throughout the tenure of the ABVP-led DUSU, it added. On Thursday, ABVP released a list of 11 probable candidates for the upcoming DUSU elections.
The ultimate listing of 4 names for the central panel can be declared on September 11. The DUSU elections for 2025-26 are scheduled for September 18, and counting can be held the following day.
This yr’s elections are anticipated to be carried out beneath strict measures in opposition to defacement and consistent with the suggestions of the Lyngdoh Committee.
Final yr, the Delhi Excessive Courtroom had withheld the counting of votes over defacement of public property throughout campaigning and allowed it to go forward solely after the defaced properties have been cleaned, noting its intention was to “reform, not punish”.
