The Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Election 2025 results have been announced, marking another high-stakes chapter in campus politics. The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) registered a major victory by winning three of the four key posts, while the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) secured the crucial Vice President seat.
🏆 Winners List: Four Key Positions
| Post | Winner | Party |
|---|---|---|
| President | Aryan Mann | ABVP |
| Vice President | Rahul Jhansla | NSUI |
| Secretary | Kunal Chaudhary | ABVP |
| Joint Secretary | Deepika Jha | ABVP |
President: ABVP’s Aryan Mann takes charge as the new DUSU President.
Vice President: NSUI’s Rahul Jhansla claims a vital win, keeping the party in the race.
Secretary & Joint Secretary: Both posts were secured by ABVP candidates, consolidating their stronghold.
👥 The Candidates and Contenders
President
Nine candidates competed for the top role, including:
Aryan Mann (ABVP) – winner
Joslin Nandita Chaudhary (NSUI)
Anjali (SFI-AISA)
Several independents and other college representatives
Vice President
Three names were in the fray, all from the Department of Buddhist Studies:
Rahul Jhansla (NSUI) – winner
Govind Tanwar
Sohan Kumar
Secretary
Key contestants included:
Kunal Chaudhary (ABVP) – winner
Abhinandan (Hindu College)
Kabir (Law Centre-II)
Mohit (SRCC)
Joint Secretary
Contenders for this seat were:
Deepika Jha (ABVP) – winner
Abhishek Kumar (Hindu College)
Akshita (Bhagini Nivedita College)
Amilia Anne Varghese (Social Work Dept.)
Lavkush Bhardana (Zakir Husain College)
🔍 Highlights and Key Issues
ABVP dominance: With three victories, ABVP reinforced its influence on campus politics.
NSUI breakthrough: Though ABVP dominated, NSUI’s Vice President win shows continued student support.
Allegations of irregularities: NSUI candidates alleged EVM tampering and vote theft at Hansraj College and Kirori Mal. The claims sparked heated exchanges between rival groups.
Campaign violations: Despite Delhi High Court and Lingdoh Committee orders against printed posters, banners, and loud campaigning with drums, students reported widespread violations.
📌 What These Results Mean
ABVP’s stronghold: With the President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary posts, ABVP retains commanding control.
NSUI’s presence: Winning Vice President gives NSUI space to raise issues and balance debates.
Scrutiny ahead: Allegations of irregularities may prompt stricter election oversight in the future.
Campus politics under watch: Campaign rule violations highlight the need for better monitoring by authorities.
Final Thoughts
The DUSU Election 2025 has reinforced ABVP’s dominance while giving NSUI a voice through the Vice President post. However, allegations of malpractice and campaign violations cast a shadow on the democratic process. For Delhi University students, the focus now shifts to how these leaders will shape campus life, address student concerns, and uphold fair representation in the coming year.
FAQs
Q1. How many posts are contested in DUSU elections?
Four major positions are contested: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary.
Q2. Which student groups were the main players in 2025?
The contest was primarily between ABVP and NSUI, with other groups like SFI-AISA also fielding candidates.
Q3. What were the key allegations this year?
NSUI raised concerns about EVM tampering and vote theft in certain colleges.
Q4. Were campaign rules followed?
Despite court orders, posters, banners, and drums were widely used, raising questions about enforcement.
