DUSU Election Result 2025 Highlights: ABVP’s Aryan Maan Wins Presidential Race

The 2025 DUSU elections mark a significant shift, with women candidates emerging prominently in the race for the president’s post a scenario not seen in nearly two decades. ABVP’s Nupur Sharma was the last woman president in 2008–09.This year, NSUI has fielded Joslyn Nandita Choudhary, a postgraduate student of Buddhist Studies, campaigning on hostel shortages, campus safety, and menstrual leave. Meanwhile, the SFI-AISA alliance has nominated Anjali from Indraprastha College for Women, focusing on gender sensitisation, fee hikes, and reinstating grievance redressal mechanisms.The prominence of female candidates reflects growing gender awareness and engagement in campus politics. ...

The Delhi High Court has prohibited candidates and student organisations from holding any victory processions in the national capital following the DUSU 2025 election results. A bench comprising Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela clarified that the decision does not interfere with the elections themselves.

However, the court warned that if the polls are not conducted in a “satisfactory order,” it could take action to suspend the functioning of the Delhi University Students’ Union office-bearers.

After 16 rounds of counting in the DUSU 2025 elections, ABVP continues to dominate the President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary posts, with Aryan Maan at 21,854 votes, Kunal Chaudhary at 18,506, and Deepika Jha at 16,501 votes.

NSUI retains a stronghold in the Vice President contest, as Rahul Jhansla leads with 22,770 votes against ABVP’s Govind Tanwar at 16,013. Smaller parties like AISA-SFI trail behind across all posts, highlighting the ongoing two-party contest between ABVP and NSUI.

After 15 rounds of counting in the DUSU 2025 elections, ABVP’s Aryan Maan has strengthened his hold on the presidential race, securing 20,284 votes and leading NSUI’s Joslyn Chaudhary by a staggering 10,810 votes. In the Vice President contest, NSUI’s Rahul Jhansla leads with 21,430 votes against ABVP’s Govind Tanwar at 15,055, a margin of 6,375 votes.

ABVP continues to dominate the Secretary and Joint Secretary posts, with Kunal Chaudhary at 17,358 votes and Deepika Jha at 15,438 votes, leading their rivals comfortably. The results indicate a decisive advantage for ABVP in the presidential and key student body positions.