JNU Student Union Elections 2024: Polling Set for March 22, Counting on March 24

JNU Student Union Elections 2024: Polling Set for March 22, Counting on March 24

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JNU prepares for its Student Union Election scheduled for March 22, with nominations beginning on March 14 and the final list of candidates released on March 16
JNU Student Union Elections 2024: Polling Set for March 22, Counting on March 24

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus prepares for the Student Union Election on March 22, with nomination files beginning on Thursday, March 14. The final list of candidates, issued on March 16, includes 7,751 registered voters who will cast their ballots. The election is being held after a four-year gap due Covid-19 pandemic. The vote count is set for March 24.

The nominations received include 45 contenders for president, 43 for vice president, 44 for general secretary, 38 for joint secretary, and 258 for councillor posts.

Under the rules set by the JNUSU Committee, candidates are prohibited from engaging in corrupt practices such as voter intimidation or bribery, with a strict campaign expenditure cap of ₹ 5,000 per candidate.

The existing code dictates restrictions on campaign materials, public gatherings, and the use of campus structures.

Candidates have been directed to clean the polling area within 48 hours post-election.

In 2019, Aishe Ghosh of SFI secured victory, with the left student groups uniting under The United-Left alliance.

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