13 Sep, 21:46 (IST)

ABVP candidates Ankiv Basoya, Shakti Singh & Jyoti Choudhary have won the posts of president, vice president & joint secretary respectively. NSUI candidate Akash Choudhary has won the post of secretary.

13 Sep, 21:45 (IST)

ABVP candidates Ankiv Basoya, Shakti Singh & Jyoti Choudhary have won the posts of president, vice president & joint secretary respectively. NSUI candidate Akash Choudhary has won the post of secretary.

13 Sep, 16:21 (IST)

Counting of votes for DUSU election results has been suspended for the day after at least six EVMs stopped working, reported news agency ANI.

13 Sep, 14:30 (IST)

Counting of votes for the DUSU election result has halted following EVM malfunctioning allegation by the NSUI. The Election Commission has asked the contesting cadidates to sign an affidavit of sorts for recounting. The NSUI wants faulty EVMs to be repaired.

13 Sep, 12:39 (IST)

After six rounds of counting Sunny Chillar of NSUI is leading for the post of president. Shakti Singh of ABVP is ahead in race for the post of vice president. NSUI candidate Aakash Chaudhary leads for the post of secretary, whereas Jyoti Chaudhary of ABVP is ahead for the post of joint secretary.

13 Sep, 12:30 (IST)

Congress-backed NSUI is leading for the posts of president and secretary. RSS-affiliated ABVP is ahead in the race for vice president's post after five rounds of counting. Catch live updates on DUSU election result here.

13 Sep, 11:39 (IST)

Counting of votes for DUSU election result has halted after an EVM machine was not functioning properly. Stay here for further details.

13 Sep, 09:53 (IST)

Heavy security arrangments have been made in Delhi University in view of the counting of votes for the DUSU election result. Stay connected with get instant updates on the DUSU election result.

13 Sep, 09:41 (IST)

While the counting of votes for DUSU election result is underway, the NSUI has won 75 seats in 20 colleges, whereas the ABVP has bagged 71 seats in 19 colleges. ABVP won in Hindu College, Shri Ram College of Commerce, Kirori Mal College, Bhagat Singh (Morning), Zakir Hussain (Morning), Dyal Singh (morning) colleges, aong others.The NSUI won in Sri Venkateswara College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Aryabhatta College, Zakir Hussain College, among others.

13 Sep, 09:35 (IST)

In the DUSU election 2018, a tringular contest is seen between RSS-backed ABVP, Congress-affiliated NSUI and the Aam Aadmi Party's students' wing Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS), which contested with left-wing students' outfit All India Students Association (AISA).

New Delhi, Sep 13: Counting of votes for DUSU election result 2018 is underway. Polling for the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections was held on Wednesday, which recorded the highest voter turnout (44.46 per cent) in 11 years. The main contest is between RSS-backed ABVP and Congress-affiliated NSUI in the DUSU elections. Catch live updates on DUSU election result 2018 here.

The DUSU election result will decide the fate of 23 candidates who contested for the posts of president, vice president, secretary and joint secretary. In the fray are the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), and the Aam Aadmi Party's students' wing Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS), which contested with left-wing students' outfit All India Students Association (AISA).

Candidates for DUSU presidents' post:

  • NSUI has nominated 21-year-old Sunny Chillar.
  • ABVP has fielded Ankiv Baisoya, 23.
  • Abhigyan, 18, is the candidate of AISA-CYSS alliance.

Candidates for DUSU vice-presidents' post:

  • 23-year-old Leena fielded by NSUI.
  • Shakti Singh, 23, is the ABVP nominee.
  • CSYY-AISA has fielded 17-year-old Anshika.

In the polls held last year, the Congress-backed NSUI had emerged victorious, winning the presidents' and vice-presidents' post. The ABVP had bagged the secretary's post. The president-elect last year was NSUI leader Rocky Tuseed, whereas, the vice president-elect was Kunal Sehrawat. Secretary's post was won by ABVP's Mahamedha Nagar.