Election fever grips Panjab University

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Updated On Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

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Students campaigning for the Panjab University student polls. (HT PHoto)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Students campaigning for the Panjab University student polls. (HT PHoto)

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Students campaigning for Panjab University Student Union on the Sector-25 campus at Panjab University. The Panjab University campus students council (PUCSC) election have been scheduled for September 7. (HT Photo)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Students campaigning for Panjab University Student Union on the Sector-25 campus at Panjab University. The Panjab University campus students council (PUCSC) election have been scheduled for September 7. (HT Photo)

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Considering lack of time for student parties to decide their presidential candidate and for the affiliated colleges to prepare for the polls, PU authorities postponed the filing of nominations, which were earlier scheduled on August 31, to September 1. (HT Photo)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Considering lack of time for student parties to decide their presidential candidate and for the affiliated colleges to prepare for the polls, PU authorities postponed the filing of nominations, which were earlier scheduled on August 31, to September 1. (HT Photo)

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Student council elections at Panjab University have become a canvas of colourful stickers of different parties dotting the ground. Parties distribute them to bring more supporters into their fold. However, this is a clear violation of the Lyngdoh Committee guidelines. (Karun Sharma/ht)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Student council elections at Panjab University have become a canvas of colourful stickers of different parties dotting the ground. Parties distribute them to bring more supporters into their fold. However, this is a clear violation of the Lyngdoh Committee guidelines. (Karun Sharma/ht)

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Many parties use fancy stickers and posters printed to attract more supporters. One of the major parties has for 20 different types of stickers for campaigning. Some wear badges while others use handmade stickers. (karun sharma/ht)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Many parties use fancy stickers and posters printed to attract more supporters. One of the major parties has for 20 different types of stickers for campaigning. Some wear badges while others use handmade stickers. (karun sharma/ht)

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Members of the SFS during the general body meeting at Student Centre, Panjab University. Dressed casually like any other college-goer, they come across as regular students. Members of the Students for Society are steeped in leftist ideology and only hardcore student activism defines their character in the run up to Panjab University Campus Student Council elections. (karun sharma/ht)

Updated on Sept 01, 2017 07:18 pm IST

Members of the SFS during the general body meeting at Student Centre, Panjab University. Dressed casually like any other college-goer, they come across as regular students. Members of the Students for Society are steeped in leftist ideology and only hardcore student activism defines their character in the run up to Panjab University Campus Student Council elections. (karun sharma/ht)

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