The Delhi High Court, on Wednesday, reiterated its stand that it would allow the counting of votes only after public properties are cleared of the defacement caused by the candidates.
With the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) polls slated for September 27, candidates from different parties have intensified their campaign by going to different campuses, faculies, departments .
Vijender Gupta, MLA from Rohini and Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly has been in public life in a career spanning three decades.
The bus service was launched by DUSU President Tushar Dedha, Secretary Aprajita, Joint Secretary Sachin Baisla along with Delhi University Proctor, Professor Rajni Abbi, Deputy Proctor Dr Saurabh and other university officials.
“The organization will not contest DUSU elections this year, rather it will focus on the Delhi Assembly elections which are due next year”, Kamal Tiwari, CYSS state President, told The Statesman.
Taking place after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, over 1,17,000 students are set to cast their votes in the elections.
Presenting videos as evidence, members of ABVP claimed that workers of other organisations were involved in the act as they were seen carrying sticks and assaulting the students.
According to an ABVP member, they were engaged in a peaceful campaign when a group of men arrived and attacked the students.
Numerous cases of aggression targeted towards students and members of the opposition have been witnessed within the campus premises.
The sounds of Indian drums, intermingled with car horns and occasional sirens, echoed through the campus air as DU gears up for election.
