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ABVP contested the election alone. The Left has made a comeback to his leadership position in JNUSU. It described the victory of the alliance as a mandate against the government’s new education policy.
New Delhi: Left candidates won their grip in the university by winning three of the four central panel posts in the JNUSU election, while the ABVP -affiliated ABVP won the post of Joint Secretary and ended the nine -year power. According to the results announced by the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) Election Commission on Monday, Nitish Kumar of All India Students Association (AISA) won 1,702 votes to win the post of president. His nearest rival – Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Shikha Swaraj – got 1,430 votes, while students Federation of India (SFI) supported Tibeta Ahmed got 918 votes.
DSF also won the post of general secretary, in which Muntheha Fatima gets 1,520 votes
Manisha of Democratic Students Federation (DSF) won the post of Vice President by securing 1,150 votes, while Nitu Gautam of ABVP got 1,116 votes. DSF also won the post of General Secretary, in which Muntheha Fatima got 1,520 votes, while Kunal Rai of ABVP got 1,406 votes (1,433 votes) and Progressive Students Association (PSA) candidate Nigam Kumari (1,256 votes). The victory of Mina has given the post of Central panel for the first time, the victory of Mina has given the post of Central Panels for the first time, 2015-16 After Sharma’s victory, the last time ABVP won the post of president in 2000-01, when Sandeep Mahapatra won. ABVP won the post of Joint Secretary after 9 years. Meena of ABVP occupied the post of Joint Secretary.
New dawn starts in JNU: AbVP
ABVP national general secretary Virendra Solanki said that the new dawn of nationalism has started in JNU. He said, “History has been created in the campus today. The walls of the leftist ideology have now collapsed by the democratic decision of the students. The ABVP has not only won the councilor posts, but has also made its strong presence in the central panel. Solanki said,” We will continue to fight for the rights of every student and will keep the idea of the nation first. ” ABVP also won 24 out of 44 councilors in various schools and special centers in JNUSU elections, which means that the body will have more to say in passing the resolution in the council.
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This year’s election saw a partition in the Left alliance, in which IISA and DSF were contesting as a block, while SFI and All India Students Federation (AISF) had aligned with Birsa Ambedkar Phule Students Association (BSA) and PSA. The ABVP contested the election alone. Vamanthis have returned to their leadership position in JNUSU. It described the victory of the coalition against the government’s new education policy, which said that public funded education has been weakened and the groups of margin have been discriminated against. In contrast, the ABVP called its victory “a historic change in the political scenario of JNU” and said that it broke the “so -called Red Fort” of the Left. This victory in JNU is not only a proof of ABVP’s active hard work and confidence and commitment to the nationalist thinking of the students, but it is also the victory of all the students who consider education to be the foundation of national creation.
About 5,500 out of 7,906 eligible students cast votes in voting held on April 25
Joint Secretary Meena is from Karauli in Rajasthan and a tribal farmer comes from family. He completed his graduation from Rajasthan University and postgraduate studies in Hindi literature from Banaras Hindu University. Currently, he is researching in Hindi literature at the Indian Language Center of Language, Literature and Culture Studies School in JNU. About 5,500 out of 7,906 eligible students cast their votes in the polling held on 25 April. There were 29 candidates for four central panel posts and 200 candidates for 44 councilors seats. In March 2024 elections after a four -year gap after Kovid’s outbreak, United Left won three of the four central panel posts, while Bapsa, who contested independently, won one.
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