ABVP candidate Deepika Jha, who came from Bihar, emerged victorious in the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections and became the new Joint Secretary with a margin of 4000 votes. She sincerely thanked the students and mentioned her six years of struggle.
DUSU Election Result: In the Delhi University Students' Union elections, Deepika Jha was elected Joint Secretary with a margin of 4000 votes. Deepika, a native of Bihar, contested with the support of ABVP and thanked the DU students after her victory. She also shared her six years of struggle and hard work.
ABVP Secured Victory on Three Key Posts
In the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections, ABVP registered wins for the posts of President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary. The student organization, affiliated with RSS, delivered a b performance, capturing three out of the four major positions. NSUI secured the Vice President post, while the other three positions remained with ABVP.
Aryan Maan of ABVP won the President's post with 28841 votes. Kunal Chaudhary secured the Secretary's post with 23779 votes, and Deepika Jha emerged victorious as Joint Secretary with 21825 votes. Rahul Jhansla of NSUI won the Vice President's post, receiving 29339 votes.
Who Defeated Whom, and By How Many Votes
For the President's post, Aryan Maan of ABVP registered a splendid victory, surpassing Joshleen Nandita Chaudhary of NSUI. For the Vice President's post, Rahul Jhansla of NSUI defeated Govind Tanwar of ABVP. For the Secretary and Joint Secretary posts, ABVP candidates Kunal Chaudhary and Deepika Jha, respectively, defeated their NSUI counterparts.
The vote figures clearly indicate that ABVP has established a b hold among student leaders. The margin of victory reflects the preference of the members and students. The competition between student organizations in the DUSU elections made this year's contest interesting as well.
The victorious candidates thanked the students, stating that their hard work and the students' trust brought them this victory. Deepika Jha specifically shared her experience, saying that her six years of struggle at Delhi University after coming from Bihar had paid off.
