Abolition of special status of Jammu and Kashmir, mob lynching and alleged "saffronisation", along with the "tukde tukde" episode, took the centre stage this time in the high profile elections to the Jawaharlal Nehru Univeristy Students Union (JNUSU).
The busts of the trio were installed on August 20 by outgoing DUSU president Shakti Singh without taking permission from the varsity authorities. They were removed on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday.
The Delhi High Court Tuesday dismissed a plea by Congress-backed National Students' Union of India leader Sunny Chillar challenging the election of DUSU ex-president Ankiv Baisoya for allegedly furnishing a fake bachelor's degree to get admission in the university.
The high court had reserved its order after hearing arguments on behalf of DU, represented by Additional Solicitor General Pinky Anand, and Chillar, for whom senior advocate P Chidambaram appeared.
The Delhi University had expelled Baisoya on November 14, on grounds of submitting fake documents from Thiruvalluvar University at Vellore in Tamil Nadu to secure admission in the university.
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), however, said the university allowed Baisoya’s admission after due verification of document submitted by him.
The counting was initially stopped for an hour when there were allegations of faulty EVMs. However, following objections by students, the election officials decided to suspend the counting. But later it resumed.
Congress-backed NSUI has made a stunning comeback to win the President, Vice-President and Joint Secretary posts, while the RSS-backed ABVP just managed to grab the Secretary position.
For DUSU president's post, the ABVP has nominated Rajat Choudhary against NSUI's Rocky Tuseed, SFI's Rafat Alam and AISA's Parul Chauhan
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