University of Delhi
Preparations have begun in Delhi University for the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections to be held on 27th September. Meanwhile, the National Students Union of India i.e. NSUI has released its manifesto for the elections on Saturday, September. In which many kinds of promises have been given for the students.
NSUI National President Varun Chaudhary said about the key points contained in the manifesto that their manifesto reflects a comprehensive approach to address all issues related to student well-being. He said that all issues related to students have been included in the manifesto.
‘All promises will be fulfilled’
Chowdhury said that we have carefully included provisions focusing on student development, their rights and campus infrastructure. He said that NSUI will fulfill all the promises made in the manifesto and is committed to this.
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Candidates were fielded for all four posts
Earlier last Friday, the Congress student wing NSUI announced its candidates for the student elections on Friday. According to which Raunak Khatri, Yash Nandal, Namrata Jeff Meena and Lokesh Chaudhary have contested from NSUI. Raunak Khatri is contesting for the post of President, Yash Nandal Vice President, Namrata Jeff Meena Secretary and Lokesh Chaudhary Secretary.
‘Confidence of victory for candidates’
Varun Choudhary expressed confidence in the victory of his candidates in the elections. He said that he is sure that all NSUI candidates will win in DUSU elections this time. NSUI will win all four posts. He said that all the candidates of NSUI have continuously fought for the rights of students, they are associated with every issue of the student community, so their commitment and hard work will impress the voters and students will vote in their favor in the elections. .
Voting will be held on 27th September
DUSU elections will be held on 27th September. Voting in morning colleges will be held from 8.30 am to 1 pm while voting in evening colleges will be held from 3 pm to 7.30 pm. In the last election, ABVP won three seats and NSUI one. In such situation NSUI is trying hard to win all the seats this time.
