New Delhi: Following Delhi High Court orders to withhold poll results, the University’s Election Committee has not declared the winners. Trends, however, seem to indicate a thumping victory for the Left Unity.
According to News18, the EC handed over the complete result in a sealed envelope to the Dean of Students following the court's notification over the “deadlock situation” during the counting process. A decision will be taken after September 17, following the hearing of a few petitions accusing the JNU EC of violating the Lyngdoh Committee rules. The turnout rate was recorded at 68%.
The trends so far show that the Left Unity, who fielded Aishe Ghosh, has swept all four posts. A day ahead of the counting, Ghosh told News 18.com that she hopes to work towards better infrastructure on the campus.
“My priority is going to be to improve infrastructure. We have been given Rs 11 crore from the North East ministry, but work has not started yet. If I win, I will work towards it, and make arrangements for alternative facilities for hostellers as they were done in 1999 while the hostels were under progress", News18 reported Ghosh saying.
