DUSU Election Result 2024 LIVE Updates: ABVP and NSUI lead in two posts each in close contest

The counting of votes for the Delhi University student union elections is currently underway. Out of about 19-20 rounds, 10 rounds of counting have been completed. So far, the contest is being seen between NSUI and ABVP. NSUI has maintained its lead, this time 21 candidates are contesting, out of which 9 are women. Some students are standing outside the counting center and want to go inside but the police are not allowing them. The student says that we are not able to get the update from inside. The university is under police surveillance.

For Joint Secretary posts, NSUI's Lokesh Choudhary dominates with 11,661, well ahead of ABVP's Aman Kapasia (ABVP), who has 7,549 votes.

ABVP's Bhanu Pratap dominates with 9,700 votes, well ahead of NSUI's Yash Nandal, who has 7,592 votes.

For the post of Secretary, ABVP's Mitravinda Karanwal leads with 8,533 votes, slightly ahead of NSUI's Namrata Jeph Meena (NSUI), who has 8,240 votes

President: NSUI's Rounak Khatri is ahead with 9,348 votes, compared to ABVP's Rishabh Choudhary (ABVP), who has 8,699 votes

10 rounds of vote counting were completed. Here's the brief:-

President:

• Rounak Khatri (NSUI): 9,348
• Rishabh Choudhary (ABVP): 8,699

Vice President: 

• Bhanu Pratap (ABVP): 9,700
• Yash Nandal (NSUI): 7,592

Secretary:

• Mitravinda Karanwal (ABVP): 8,533
• Namrata Jeph Meena (NSUI): 8,240

Joint Secretary:

• Lokesh Choudhary (NSUI): 11,661
• Aman Kapasia (ABVP): 7,549

DU has started regular offline classes for undergraduate, and postgraduate from today onwards, November 25. The varsity has warned students against the fake notices regarding the extension of online classes.

NSUI candidates have taken the lead in the counting of votes in the fifth round of Delhi University student union elections. NSUI candidates are leading in the race for all three posts of President, Secretary and Joint Secretary. At the same time, ABVP is ahead in the race for the post of Vice President.

President:

• Rounak Khatri (NSUI): 4,559
• Rishabh Choudhary (ABVP): 3,910

Vice President: 

• Bhanu Pratap (ABVP): 3,812
• Yash Nandal (NSUI): 3,506

Secretary:

Namrata Jeph Meena (NSUI): 4,425
Mitravinda Karanwal (ABVP): 4,308

Joint Secretary:

• Lokesh Choudhary (NSUI): 6,065
• Aman Kapasia (ABVP): 3,78

The fifth round of vote counting is completed. According to the results, the NSUI is leading in secretary and joint secretary posts. NSUI's Namrata Jeph Meena is leading with 4,425 votes while ABVP's Mitravinda Karanwal is running behind with 4,308 votes for secretary posts. For the Joint Secretary post, NSUI's Lokesh Choudhary is leading with 6,065 votes and ABVP's Aman Kapasia (ABVP) with 3,788 votes.

ABVP's Bhanu Pratap (ABVP) is leading with 3,812 votes for the vice president post while NSUI's Yash Nandal (NSUI) is ahead with 3,506 votes.

The fifth round of vote counting has been completed. According to the results, currently, NSUI's Rounak Khatri is leading on president post with 4,559 votes, while ABVP's Rishabh Choudhary is trailing behind with 3,910 votes.

The fifth round of vote counting has been completed. The NSUI has taken the lead in three posts while ABVP is ahead in one.

The third round of vote counting has been completed. According to the results, currently, ABVP is leading on four seats with a margin of votes.

There is a neck-to-neck fight between ABVP and NSUI. The main contenders, ABVP and NSUI, are eagerly awaiting the results. The results are expected to be out by 4 pm today, November 25.

The Delhi University campus is once again marred by filth, with roads littered with posters and pamphlets outside every college, ahead of the student union election results. Despite the Delhi High Court's orders to clean up the mess, the campus remains cluttered. The counting of votes for the Delhi University elections is currently underway, after a two-month delay due to a High Court stay. The main contenders, ABVP and NSUI, are eagerly awaiting the results. The results will be announced by 4 pm today.

There is neck to neck fight between NSUI and ABVP. After the third round of counting, the ABVP has taken the lead with 2,772 votes for the Vice President post, while Yash NSUI's Nadal trails behind with 2,684 votes.

After the third round of counting, the NSUI has taken the lead with 3,593 votes for the President post, while ABVP's Rishabh Chaudhary trails behind with 2,946 votes.

The NSUI won five seats in Bhagini Nivedita College, three in Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, one in Miranda House, two in Zakir Husain Morning College, two in Aurobindo Morning College, one in PGDAV Morning College, two in PGDAV Evening College, two in Bhaskaracharya College, one in Motilal Nehru College and one in College of Vocational Studies. The results of the college student union results were declared yesterday, November 24.

For the secretary's position, ABVP's Mitravinda Karanwal is competing against NSUI's Namrata Jeph Meena and SFI's Anamika K, while the joint secretary's post has ABVP's Aman Kapasia facing NSUI's Lokesh Choudhary and SFI's Sneha Aggarwal.

For the post of vice president, ABVP's Bhanu Pratap Singh, NSUI's Yash Nandal, and AISA's Ayush Mondal are in contention.

The battle for the post of president is expected to be closely fought between ABVP's Rishabh Chaudhary, NSUI's Rounak Khatri, and AISA's Savvy Gupta.

The key players in the fray are the RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the Congress-backed National Students' Union of India (NSUI), and the Left-alliance of the All India Students' Association (AISA) and Students' Federation of India (SFI).

According to initial trends, After two rounds of the counting process, NSUI is leading ahead of ABVP. NSUI's Ronak Khatri has received 2,471 votes while ABVP's Rishabh Chaudhary has received 1,829 votes. For the vice president post, Bhanu Pratap from ABVP has received 1,366 votes, and NSUI's Yash Nadal has got 1,900.

Initially, the results were scheduled to be declared on September 28, but issues related to extensive defacement during campaigning led the Delhi High Court to intervene and halt the process. The court had instructed the university to ensure all defaced areas were restored and submit a status before announcing the results. The last date was November 26. 

The vote counting is underway amid strict rules at Delhi University's North Campus building. More than 53,000 students cast their votes in this election. The results will be declared by 4 pm today, November 25.

Delhi University has asked all candidates contesting the students' union elections to sign an affidavit pledging to refrain from using dhols, loudspeakers, firecrackers or pamphlets, both in open and closed premises, after the declaration of results. Failure to comply with these conditions can result in the cancellation of a candidate's victory or removal from their elected post, according to officials.

A total of 51379 students exercised their votes through EVMs in the Delhi University Student Union Election 2024. Apart from this, voting was also held through ballot papers for the college student union elections on the same day. The counting of ballot papers for the college student union elections has been completed 1 day earlier. In yesterday's election result, ABVP won in 5 colleges, while NSUI captured all the posts in 2 colleges. The results of the college student union were declared yesterday i.e. on 24 November.

DUSU 2024 vote counting is underway.Twenty-one candidates are vying for the four central panel posts. Eight are contesting for the post of president, five for vice-president, and four each for the posts of secretary and joint secretary. There is a direct competition between NSUI and ABVP.

Yesterday, Delhi University announced the college-wise results. As per the announcement, ABVP won one seat at Sri Guru Teg Bahadur College, two at Miranda House, four at Ramjas College, two at Law Centre, one at Campus Law Centre, two at Satyawati College (Morning Shift), two at Satyawati College (Evening), two at Lakshmibai College, one at Rajguru College, four seats in Ambedkar College, four in Maharaja Agrasen College, one in Rajdhani College, five in Shivaji College, three in Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, four in BCAS Bhaskaracharya College and one seat in Bhagini Nivedita College.

The vote counting has started amid strict restrictions at the Delhi University, North Campus building. Over 53,000 students voted for the DUSU elections 2024. Stay tuned to this blog for the latest updates on results.