DUSU polls: NSUI manifesto promises menstrual leave, affordable housing, Metro concession
- The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad is actively campaigning for the Delhi University Students' Union elections with candidates Yash Dabas, Ishu Maurya, Riya Chhabri, and Lakshyaraj Singh using the 7-3-3-3 voting sequence.
- ABVP's manifesto includes promises addressing student accommodation, safety, participation, grievance redressal, health, examinations, placements, and skill-based education through sections like Awas, Bhagidari, Vishwas, and Parinaam.
- ABVP has accused the Congress-backed NSUI of internal disputes, misinformation, and reliance on social media propaganda, questioning NSUI's ability to represent students effectively.
- The DUSU elections are scheduled for September 18, 2026, with ABVP expressing confidence in a decisive victory.
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The DU Student Union Elections 2026 are seeing a shift away from traditional slogans and core issues. Both the ABVP and NSUI manifestos have specifically addressed Gen G's priorities. Issues ranging from Artificial Intelligence (AI) to 24x7 libraries, menstrual leave, Pink Booths, and safe hostels following the Satya Niketan tragedy are at the center of this election, marking a new turn in DU student politics.
DUSU Elections| Congress-NSUI resorting to misinformation instead of addressing student issues: ABVP
NEW DELHI: Preparations for the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) are gaining momentum. A positive atmosphere and growing enthusiasm for ABVP candidates are being witnessed among students across Delhi University. Yash Dabas is contesting for President, Ishu Maurya for Vice President, Riya Chhabri for Secretary, and Lakshyaraj Singh for Joint Secretary. The voting sequence for the e…
ABVP Campaign Gains Momentum Ahead of DUSU Polls, Accuses NSUI of Spreading Misinformation
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. ABVP candidates and workers are conducting campaigns across Delhi University colleges, meeting students and listening to their concerns and expectations. The organisation said its campaign is focused on direct engagement with students and issues affecting campus life. India News | ABVP Campaign Gains Momentum Ahead of DUSU Polls, Accuses NSUI of Spreading Misinformation.
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