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DUSU 2024: ABVP-NSUI dominance persists as Left alliance vote share dips despite activism

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The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) election results revealed a contest that went beyond the usual ABVP-NSUI rivalry. Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen secured a decisive win in the vice presidential race, while the presidential and joint secretary contests were closely fought. The AISA-SFI left alliance, which had been visibly active in Campus Justice Programme mobilisations around issues like housing, exams and accountability, failed to translate that momentum into votes. The alliance's vote tally actually declined compared to previous cycles, raising questions about the electoral impact of its on-ground campaigns.

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