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DUSU Election 2024-25: Ronak Khatri Elected as President, Check the Winners List Here
The much-anticipated Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections for the academic year 2024-25 concluded on November 25, 2024, with students enthusiastically participating to select their representatives. The final results showcased a dynamic mix of candidates who won their respective posts, reflecting the vibrant democratic spirit of Delhi University.
Here's a breakdown of the key outcomes from this year's election:
DUSU Election Results 2024-25
| Post | Candidate | Votes Polled | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| President | Aniket Madke | 2,028 | - |
| Badee U Zaman | 844 | - | |
| Pinki (W) | 854 | - | |
| Rishabh Choudhary | 18,868 | Runner-Up | |
| Ronak Khatri | 20,207 | Winner | |
| Saavy Gupta (W) | 2,695 | - | |
| Sheetal (W) | 407 | - | |
| Shivam Maurya | 880 | - | |
| NOTA | 3,906 | - | |
| Vice-President | Ayush Mondal | 2,650 | - |
| Banashree Das (W) | 2,339 | - | |
| Bhanu Pratap Singh | 24,166 | Winner | |
| Rovin Singh | 948 | - | |
| Yash Nandal | 15,404 | Runner-Up | |
| NOTA | 4,411 | - | |
| Secretary | Adithyan MA | 3,358 | - |
| Mitravinda Karanwal (W) | 16,703 | Winner | |
| Namrata Jeph (W) | 15,236 | Runner-Up | |
| Sneha Aggarwal (W) | 8,806 | - | |
| NOTA | 6,771 | - | |
| Joint Secretary | Aman Kapasiya | 15,249 | Runner-Up |
| Anamika K (W) | 5,676 | - | |
| Anjana Sukumaran (W) | 2,417 | - | |
| Lokesh Choudhary | 21,975 | Winner | |
| NOTA | 5,660 | - |
Key Highlights
- Diverse Representation: The elections saw robust participation from women candidates, reflecting a progressive trend in student leadership.
- Engaged Student Body: With total votes cast nearing 51,000 for each post, the elections witnessed high student engagement.
- The Role of NOTA: NOTA votes played a notable role, ranging between 3,906 and 6,771 across posts, showing an active yet critical voter base.
The newly elected representatives now shoulder the responsibility of addressing key student issues, fostering inclusivity, and bringing fresh perspectives to campus governance. Their victory not only underscores the trust placed in them by their peers but also sets the stage for transformative leadership in the year ahead.
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