The ABVP has unveiled its DUSU elections manifesto, prioritizing critical issues such as student housing and enhancing women's safety. Their platform also emphasizes necessary academic reforms and the expansion of career opportunities for students. Campaigning under the four core pillars of Awas, Bhagidari, Vishwas, and Parinaam, the elections are set for September 18, with results to follow the next day.

Seven candidates are competing for the DUSU presidential post, with various student organizations fielding diverse candidates and agendas.

Congress leaders Devender Yadav and Deepender Hooda are confident in the NSUI panel's DUSU election victory. They believe students will vote against the BJP government's alleged…