11:30 pm IST
44.46 % final voter turnout
Delhi University Students’ Union polls went off peacefully with around 44.46 per cent voter turnout till 7.30 pm. It was slightly more than 43 % turnout recorded last year.
7:35 pm IST
Voting ends for evening classes
Voting ends for students in evening shift.
43.8% voter turnout recorded in morning session.
4:45 pm IST
DUSU polls test for parties’ popularity among youths: Students
Students who voted in the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) polls on Wednesday said the results will help political parties gauge the mood of young voters ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Prakhar Yadav, a second year student of BA (Hons) in Hindi at Hansraj College, said the results of the DUSU polls will indicate which side the young voter is supporting and will help political parties prepare accordingly.
Prerna Bhardwaj, a second year student of BA (Hons) in Political Science at Kirori Mal College, said, “The Delhi University has students coming from across India. There can be no better way than this to know what the young India wants. In a way, the election results will be an indicator as to what the young voter of India wants.”
4:15 pm IST
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{{/usCountry}}50.5 % voter turnout in Ramjas College
Ramjas College in North campus recorded a voter turnout of 50.5 % .
Deshbandu College: 44% voter turnout
3:50pm IST
Raj Babbar appeals students to vote for NSUI
जिस ओर जवानी चलती है
उस ओर ज़माना चलता है
दिल्ली विश्वविद्यालय के छात्र अपनी बौद्धिक स्तर के लिए जाने जाते हैं । आप साथियों से उम्मीद है कि आपका वोट देश को दिशा देने के काम आएगा ।#VoteforNSUI #NSUI5313 #DUSUElection2018 pic.twitter.com/Ni1M31XBlA— Raj Babbar (@RajBabbarMP) September 12, 2018
3:28pm IST
Counting of votes to begin at 8 am tomorrow, results to be out on same day
The counting process of Delhi University Student Union elections will be commenced tomorrow at 8 am. Last year, the polls saw a 43-per cent voter turnout.
3:25pm IST
48% voter turn out in Zakir Hussain college
48% voter turn out recorded in Zakir Hussain college in morning classes.
3:15pm IST
Voting begins for evening classes
Voting begins for evening classes, will continue till 7:30pm
2:30pm IST
Polling continues in Vikvekananda college
Polling still on in Vivekananda College. The voting there had started after almost two hours from the scheduled time because of a delay in arrival of EVMs
2:02pm IST
Faculty members posted as poll observers
Senior faculty members have been posted as observers at the centres and around 700 electronic voting machines (EVMs) have been installed
1:50pm IST
Around 50% voter turnout recorded in DU colleges
ARSD - 51 percent
Rajdhani College - 51.92 percent
Venkateswara college - 50 percent
Aryabhatta College - 43.9 percent
1:45pm IST
Gates at polling station closed
Gates at the polling stations have been closed, those still inside the rooms are being allowed to vote.
1:35pm IST
Polling for evening classes
The polling for the evening classes will begin from 3pm till 7:30pm.
1:12pm IST
Pamphlets on the road near SGTB Khalsa college
1:05pm IST
Voting percentage till 11:30pm
34% voter turnout was recorded till 11:30 as per latest data.
12:41pm IST
Voting enters final hour
The polling for DUSU elections in morning colleges have entered the last hour, with voting scheduled to close at 1:30pm.
12:30pm IST
Group of voters hoping winners will help DU get Eminence tag
A group of students at Hindu college have come out to vote hoping political groups will help DU to get “Institution of Eminence” tag.
12:17pm IST
ABVP promises to promote sports in DU
#ABVP3572
Vote For A Nationalist Organization working 24*7 ,365 days for Students
Vote For Responsible, Vibrant DUSU
Vote For ABVP@ABVPDelhi pic.twitter.com/0sp8TBZZMa— ABVP HARYANA (@HaryanaAbvp) September 12, 2018
11:59am IST
Low voter turn out in DUSU elections
Voting turn out is low. Election committee says it will announce the final turn out in the evening.
11:47am IST
Student group Pinjra Tod on exclusion of women in DUSU polls
This exclusion is glorified by the administration & often even agreed to by many students given the hostile nature of the dominant representation of #DUSU politics.What it does though is further isolate students & on the other hand make DUSU unaccountable towards them. #DUSU2018— Pinjra Tod (@PinjraTod) September 12, 2018
11:40am IST
ABVP members distribute refreshments to voters
#DUSUElection2018 Water bottles, juices and chocolates being distributed among voters. @htTweets @htdelhi pic.twitter.com/rWDQxD3PWH— Fareeha Iftikhar (@iftikharfariha) September 12, 2018
11:30am IST
Voting underway at Hansraj college
11:23am IST
Delhi Police detains ABVP, NSUI members
Delhi police detains some members of political student groups for canvassing outside the polling booths. Members of both are distributing pamphlets among voters
11:10am IST
7 companies of Delhi Police deployed
Around 700 policemen have been deployed in North Campus.
10:54am IST
ABVP candidates in DUSU elections
For a Accessible , Performing and Accountable DUSU,
Vote, Elect and Support ABVP !!!!!
President : ANKIV BAISOYA
Vice President : SHAKTI SINGH
General Secretary : SUDHIR
Joint Secretary : JYOTI CHAUDHARY
BALLOT NO. 3-5-7-2 #ABVP3572 pic.twitter.com/WGSsRGajwD— ABVP GUJARAT (@ABVPGujarat) September 12, 2018
10:45am IST
NSUI candidates in fray
Please vote & support NSUI for tomorrows’ DUSU election for an independent & inclusive students’ body that can deliver @nsui : @Sharmistha_GK pic.twitter.com/8gwgM6kKpm— Delhi Pradesh Mahila Congress (@DelhiPMC) September 11, 2018
10:36am IST
Students queue outside polling centre at Hansraj college
10:29am IST
NSUI and ABVP’s poll promises
While the NSUI has promised the “Institute of Eminence” tag for Delhi University and thalis for Rs 10, the ABVP has promised to spend 50 per cent of the union’s budget on women and social justice-related activities, along with a special attention to promoting sports and installing sanitary pad vending machines on college campuses.
10:21am IST
Heavy security deployed
Around 50 policemen deployed outside Zakir Hussain college as the polling is underway in DUSU elections.
10:15am IST
1.35 lakh students will vote
As many as 1.35 lakh students will decide the fate of 23 candidates in the DUSU polls.
10:13am IST
Students outside law faculty
10:10am IST
Voter turn out between 8:30 am and 9:30 am
Around 18% voter turn out was recorded in the early hours of polling.
10:05am IST
Students queue to cast votes
Queue outside the law faculty in north Campus.
10:00am IST
NSUI, ABVP Campaign for Votes on Twitter
NSUI wins all three colleges in Rajasthan CM @VasundharaBJP constituency. Good job! We won in Jodhpur and Bikaner too, full report shortly. pic.twitter.com/JRz9Z7V9U4— Ruchi Gupta (@guptar) September 12, 2018
#ABVP3572 @ABVPVoice @ABVPDelhi @ABVPDUSU #ABVP #ABVPDUSU pic.twitter.com/CUUJ54W5Un— Laveen SK (@laveenkotian) September 12, 2018
9:45am IST
Delhi Police advisory
Delhi Police has issued an advisory stating that strict action will be taken against any caste-based vote appeal or any gesture that may hurt feelings of any community.
9:40am IST
Voting in evening colleges
Polling in evening colleges will be held between 3 pm and 7.30 pm.
9:20am IST
EVM installed in 52 centres
Around 700 electronic voting machines (EVMs) have been installed in 52 centres.
9:10am IST
Polling begins
The voting has started at the Delhi University and affiliated colleges for the student body polls. The polling for morning classes continue until 1.30 pm today, and the counting will take place on 13 September.
9:00am IST
Key candidates for vice-president’s post
- Shakti Singh (ABVP)
- Leena (NSUI
- Anshika (AISA-CYSS)
8:50am IST
Key candidates for president’s post
- Ankiv Baisoya (ABVP)
- Sunny Chillar (NSUI)
- Abhigyan (AISA-CYSS)
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